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A merge that changed the version in pyproject.toml skipped the whole bump job: no tag, no decide, no release. A breaking change or security fix in that merge waited for some later merge to release it, and the hand-set version itself was never tagged. Such a merge now runs the job with bump type `none`: the version stays as set, server.json and uv.lock follow it, and the bump commit, tag and (when due) release go out as for a bumped version. The commit is made even when nothing changed, since it is the boundary a later deferred-release scan stops at. A hand-set version that already has its tag still stands down. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011vJuBD56koVwEaSaTM3nQ7
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 [Medium impact] The PR appears safe to merge; no concrete major issues were found. SummaryLets a merge that sets its own version continue through tagging and release checks without another version increase.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019N185e756nAdpAmp2uky9i
…ge titled like one Both version-bump.yml and version-bump-supersede.yml skipped any push whose message contained "chore: bump version". A merge whose pull request is titled "chore: bump version to X" carries that phrase in its message, and is exactly the merge that sets a version by hand, so the new hand-set path never ran for it: no tag, no release. The guards now match only the commit the job itself pushes: its subject starts with "chore: bump version to " and its author is the github-actions[bot] identity the commit step configures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019N185e756nAdpAmp2uky9i
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- Around line 91-93: Update the version-bump flow that compares OLD_VERSION and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve an untagged manual version when a newer merge supersedes its run.
If merge A sets 0.2.0 and its run stands down or is cancelled before pushing, merge B sees 0.2.0 in both HEAD^ and HEAD. The comparison sets hand_set=false. B then computes a patch or breaking bump from CURRENT=0.2.0, producing 0.2.1.
The deferred-release scan can inspect A and account for its labels, but it does not tag A's version. The tag step only creates v${NEW_VERSION}, so B tags v0.2.1 and v0.2.0 remains untagged and unreleased. Detect the untagged manual transition in the commits covered by B's run, or tag and release that version before computing B's bump.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/version-bump.yml around lines 91 - 93:
Update the version-bump flow that compares OLD_VERSION and NEW_VERSION to detect
an untagged manual version transition in commits covered by the current run.
Preserve and tag/release that version before calculating a subsequent bump, so a
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Traced it. The path is real, but nothing goes unreleased; the only loss is the number itself.
Merge A sets 0.2.0, and merge B's run supersedes A's run (cancelled by version-bump-supersede.yml, or stood down at the tip check). B's run then works like this:
- It sees an untagged
0.2.0(TAG_STATUS2), so "Decide" scans from the newest release tag and A's commits are in the range. - The breaking count stops at A, the commit whose parent held another version. A's breaking change is not counted again, so there is no double bump:
test_a_hand_set_version_already_accounts_for_its_breaking_change. - A breaking change in A is still owed a release, so B's run releases:
test_a_hand_set_breaking_change_still_ships. - B bumps patch from
0.2.0to0.2.1, or minor if B itself is breaking:test_a_breaking_change_after_a_hand_set_version_counts.
So A's changes ship in v0.2.1. v0.2.0 is skipped as a number, not left unreleased. The fixture behind those tests models exactly this case: a hand-set version whose own run never tagged it.
Tagging 0.2.0 on B's run would change what the workflow does, not just add a check:
- Any untagged current version would be tagged without a bump, including one left behind by a failed bump run.
- A breaking change counted after the hand-set commit would have to win over bump type
none, the reverse of the precedence this PR adds and tests.
That is in proportion only if the exact hand-set number has to survive a race. I've left the call to the maintainer and am keeping this thread open until they decide.
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@vitali87 You're right. I conflated a skipped version number with unreleased changes.
The supplied workflow supports your trace. The scan includes A’s commits and stops counting breaking changes at the manual version transition. A’s breaking change still makes the release due, subject to the existing CI gate. B can therefore ship A’s changes under v0.2.1 without counting A’s breaking change twice.
I retract the Major finding. Preserving the exact hand-set version number across superseded runs is a separate behavior requirement, not a demonstrated release-loss bug. As requested, I’ll leave the thread open for the maintainer’s decision.
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versioninpyproject.tomlmadeCheck if version was manually changedskip the whole bump job: no tag, no decide, no release. So a breaking change or security fix in that merge waited for some later merge to release it, and the hand-set version was never tagged at all. This is the Codex finding left open on ci(release): release a breaking change at once instead of waiting for the cadence #3408.none.server.jsonanduv.lockare updated to match it.--allow-empty). A later scan of a deferred release stops at that commit, so the breaking change isn't counted a second time.version-bump.ymlandversion-bump-supersede.ymlskipped any push whose message containedchore: bump version. That includes the merge of a pull request titled "chore: bump version to X", which is exactly the merge that sets a version by hand. Both now skip only the commit the job itself pushes: the subject starts withchore: bump version toand the author isgithub-actions[bot]. This was the open Codex finding on this PR.docs/contributing.mdsays what a hand-set version now gets.Demo
No user-visible change: this only changes what the version-bump workflow does on a merge that sets the version by hand.
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Follows #3408 (its open Codex thread on the hand-set-version path). Replaces #3412, which has the same change committed under a different author.
Test Plan
make test-paralleloruv run pytest -n auto -m "not integration")make test-integration, requires Docker)I ran every test file that reads the workflow files, plus
test_generated_docs_are_current.py: 638 passed, 10 skipped. After mergingmainand adding the guard fix: 665 passed, 10 skipped. The release tests alone are 162 passed. I didn't run the full suite, because only the workflow, its tests and docs change.New tests cover:
nonewins over the breaking label and over a dispatched type;nonekeeps the version as set and still refuses a malformed one;Seven of them fail against
main's workflow and pass with this change. Two more pin both guards to the bump commit's subject and author. Both fail against the oldcontainsguards. Two assertions intest_release_ci_gate.pyandtest_version_bump_serialization.pypinned the exactgit commit -mline, and now expect--allow-empty.Checklist
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