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Filter the GitHub Pre-Release Shield to Prerelease Tags - #226
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Add filter=*-g* beside include_prereleases, per the hub's spec/readme-structure.md. Without it the shield renders the newest release, which after every promotion is the stable one, so the badge captioned as the pre-release showed the stable version. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The narrowly scoped README badge update has no active review issues and preserves the existing prerelease badge behavior while targeting NBGV -g tags.
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What changed in this PR
Updates the README GitHub pre-release badge to display NBGV prerelease tags instead of the latest stable release.
Changes:
- Adds
filter=*-g*to the GitHub pre-release shield URL. - Preserves the existing prerelease inclusion and badge presentation.
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README.md |
Filters the pre-release shield to tags with the NBGV -g prerelease suffix. |
Review effort: Lite
Summary
Adds
filter=*-g*to the README GitHub pre-release shield, per the hub'sspec/readme-structure.md. Closes the README letter fromaudit run 2026-10-31T16:48:38Z | hub 48ea7d6f.Without the filter the shield renders the newest release. After every promotion that is the stable one, so the badge captioned as the pre-release showed the stable version.
Verification
-g<sha>prerelease version.agent-skill,frontiertier) found nothing.🤖 Generated with Claude Code