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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release workflows now use consistent release branches and tags. A shared action validates tag versions and branch ancestry. GitHub releases and Netlify deployments use these checks. Maintenance documentation describes automated and manual release procedures. ChangesRelease automation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR automates version bumps, tagging, package publishing, and production documentation deployment from one dispatch. At the current head, malformed or non-stable tags may still trigger public release or production deployment, while overlapping dispatches may silently drop pending releases; the patch procedure can also omit earlier fixes. These safeguards and instructions should be corrected before merging. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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In @.github/actions/is-latest-release/action.yaml:
- Line 33: Update the tag-selection logic assigning highest to include only
stable tags matching ^v[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$, excluding prerelease suffixes
before sorting. Also validate TAG against the same format and return false when
it does not match.
In @.github/workflows/build-release.yaml:
- Around line 101-103: Recheck the latest tag immediately before release side
effects: in .github/workflows/build-release.yaml:101-103, serialize release
metadata updates and refresh the value used by make_latest; in
.github/workflows/netlify-deploy.yaml:29-30, serialize production deployments
and refresh the latest-tag condition immediately before netlify deploy --prod.
In `@docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-20-release-automation-design.md`:
- Line 53: Use rel/X.Y.Z consistently in the release automation design: at
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-08-20-release-automation-design.md lines 53-53,
remove “or patch/X.Y.Z”; at lines 135-136, replace the patch branch name with
rel/X.Y.Z.
- Line 47: Specify the code fence language as text in the release automation
design document to resolve the MD040 warning.
In `@MAINTENANCE.md`:
- Around line 43-44: Update the release-version guidance in the maintenance
instructions so the patch component increments from the selected newest base
branch; when the base is rel/1.60.2, use 1.60.3. Apply the resulting version
consistently to the related commands and examples.
- Line 87: Clarify the documentation statement about patched lines replacing
existing sections: explain that rel/1.72.1 replaces the 1.72 section only during
a later latest-tag deployment, or document the supported manual rebuild process
when is-latest-release causes the patch release to skip netlify-deploy.
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In @.github/actions/release-tag-checks/action.yaml:
- Line 51: Update the release-tag validation in the action so tags that do not
exactly match the stable vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format, including prerelease tags
such as v1.2.3-rc1, cause the action to fail before release workflows continue;
preserve the existing stable-tag ordering logic for valid tags.
In `@MAINTENANCE.md`:
- Line 50: Update the branch-creation command in the maintenance instructions to
derive the new release branch from the latest selected base patch, so a base of
rel/1.60.2 creates rel/1.60.3 from <remote>/rel/1.60.2 instead of retaining
fixed rel/1.60.0 references.
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| # like v0.0.1-test, which sort -V could pick as the highest -- marking every real | ||
| # release from then on as not-latest. A non-stable TAG never equals a stable | ||
| # $highest, so it correctly comes out as not-latest without a separate check. | ||
| highest=$(git tag -l 'v*.*.*' | { grep -E '^v[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$' || true; } | sort -V | tail -n 1) |
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Reject non-stable tags before release workflows continue.
v*.*.* also matches tags such as v1.2.3-rc1. This code marks such a tag as not latest but exits successfully. github_release can then create a non-prerelease GitHub release, and a tag on master can deploy documentation to production.
Fail this action for tag names that do not match the stable version format, or expose an is_stable output and require it in both release jobs.
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+ if ! [[ "$TAG" =~ ^v[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$ ]]; then
+ echo "Expected a stable vX.Y.Z tag, got '$TAG'." >&2
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In @.github/actions/release-tag-checks/action.yaml at line 51, Update the
release-tag validation in the action so tags that do not exactly match the
stable vMAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format, including prerelease tags such as v1.2.3-rc1,
cause the action to fail before release workflows continue; preserve the
existing stable-tag ordering logic for valid tags.
| 2. **Create the release branch first**, so the fix has somewhere to be reviewed into: | ||
| ```bash | ||
| git fetch <remote> | ||
| git checkout -b rel/1.60.1 <remote>/rel/1.60.0 |
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Branch repeated patches from the selected base.
When the newest base is rel/1.60.2, Line 50 must create rel/1.60.3 from <remote>/rel/1.60.2. The current command remains fixed to <remote>/rel/1.60.0, so it can omit fixes already released in earlier patches.
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- git checkout -b rel/1.60.1 <remote>/rel/1.60.0
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In `@MAINTENANCE.md` at line 50, Update the branch-creation command in the
maintenance instructions to derive the new release branch from the latest
selected base patch, so a base of rel/1.60.2 creates rel/1.60.3 from
<remote>/rel/1.60.2 instead of retaining fixed rel/1.60.0 references.
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Releasing needed three manual actions: dispatch bump-version, dispatch netlify-deploy, then hand-tag master. Now bump-version pushes vX.Y.Z at the end of the bump job, and that one tag event triggers build-release and netlify-deploy in parallel. The tag is pushed from the bump job itself rather than the commented-out trigger-release job, which would have tagged the pre-bump commit: its fresh checkout resolves to master as of dispatch time. The push must also carry TOKEN_GITHUB_YENKINS_ADMIN, already used for the master push, because GitHub does not trigger workflows from GITHUB_TOKEN pushes -- the likely reason that job was left disabled. Release branches are now rel/X.Y.Z for every bump type. The old patch/X.Y.Z naming was the repository's only reference to patch/, and it hid patch releases from both the pre-merge pipeline and the docs build, which key off rel/** and rel/* respectively. Adds release-tag-checks, which answers the two questions the release workflows ask about a tag. They are not the same question and they disagree exactly on the backport cases. is_latest, the highest stable vX.Y.Z tag, decides the "Latest" badge, so a patch of an older line does not take it from the current release. is_on_master, an ancestry check against the default branch, decides the documentation deploy: releases are tagged on master, while a patch is branched from a release branch and never merged back. Gating the docs on is_latest instead would have let a patch of the newest line through -- it produces the highest tag but still a tree behind master, and the hugo action checks out the triggering tag, so the deploy would have reverted every documentation change merged since that release. The three workflows are serialized. bump-version is keyed by branch so a hotfix bump stays independent of one from master; netlify-deploy takes one group for its shared deploy target; build-release is serialized because is_latest is computed once per run, so two releases in flight could let the earlier one finish last and take the badge back. None cancel in progress -- an interrupted release is a half-made one. MAINTENANCE.md replaces the three-step release with the single dispatch and documents the previously unwritten procedure for patching an already released version, including why bump-version must not be used for it and that a tag runs the workflows as they exist at that tag, so older release lines need the workflow cherry-picked before tagging. Also quotes $GITHUB_OUTPUT in the bump step, clearing the file's last shellcheck warning, and notes on the draft netlify-deploy-v2 that it must bring the gate along when it takes over.
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In @.github/workflows/bump-version.yaml:
- Around line 21-23: Update the concurrency blocks to retain pending runs by
adding queue: max: .github/workflows/bump-version.yaml lines 21-23,
.github/workflows/build-release.yaml lines 21-23, and
.github/workflows/netlify-deploy.yaml lines 14-16 each require the same change.
In `@MAINTENANCE.md`:
- Around line 86-87: Update the release-tag logic around make_latest so the
“Latest” badge is withheld only for non-latest patches, aligning is_latest with
the is_on_master deployment gate and preserving the badge for current-line
patches.
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In GitHub Actions, the cancel-in-progress: false setting prevents the cancellation of currently running jobs within a concurrency group, but it does not protect pending (queued) jobs from being canceled [1][2]. Under default behavior (without the newer queue: max configuration), a concurrency group allows at most one running job and one pending job [3][2]. If a new job enters the group while another is already pending, the previously pending job is automatically canceled and replaced by the newest one [3][1][2]. This behavior is designed to ensure that the most recent request is the one that executes next, rather than processing stale intermediate jobs [2]. To allow multiple pending jobs to wait without being canceled, you must use the queue: max property [3][4]. Key details regarding this behavior: - cancel-in-progress: false (default): Protects the running job from interruption but does not prevent newer queued jobs from replacing older, waiting jobs [1][2]. - queue: single (default): Maintains the legacy behavior where only one job can be pending, and new jobs cancel the existing pending job [3][4]. - queue: max: Allows up to 100 jobs to be queued sequentially [3][5]. This can be used when cancel-in-progress is false or not set [5]. - Conflict: You cannot combine queue: max with cancel-in-progress: true because they define conflicting behaviors for managing in-progress runs [3][4]. In summary, if you are experiencing cancellations while cancel-in-progress is false, it is because a newer run is taking the single available 'pending' slot in your concurrency group [1][2]. To preserve all runs, you must enable queue: max [3][5].
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| [release-tag-checks](.github/actions/release-tag-checks/action.yaml) handles both: the GitHub release does not | ||
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Limit the “Latest” statement to non-latest patches.
build-release.yaml passes is_latest directly to make_latest, while netlify-deploy.yaml independently gates deployment with is_on_master. A current-line patch can keep the “Latest” badge while documentation deployment is skipped. State that the badge is withheld only for non-latest patches.
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Releasing currently takes three manual actions: dispatch
bump-version, dispatchnetlify-deployand wait ~15 minutes, then check out master and push the tag by hand. Steps two and three are easy to forget or to run against the wrong commit.Now one dispatch of Bump version & trigger release does the whole thing. The bump job pushes
vX.Y.Zat the end, and that single tag event triggersbuild-releaseandnetlify-deployin parallel — packages reach PyPI in a few minutes, docs follow.Why the tag is pushed from the bump job
bump-version.yamlalready contained a commented-outtrigger-releasejob for this. It was never enabled, and as written it would not have worked:actions/checkout@v5has noref, which on aworkflow_dispatchrun resolves to master as of dispatch time — the commit before the bump. It would have tagged the old version.GITHUB_TOKENtriggers no workflows at all, so the release would have stalled silently. This is the likely reason the job was left disabled.Pushing the tag from the end of the existing bump job avoids both: the working copy is already at the merged master commit, and the checkout already uses
TOKEN_GITHUB_YENKINS_ADMINbecause it needs it to push to protected master.Release branches are now
rel/X.Y.Zfor every bump typepatch/X.Y.Zwas the repository's only reference topatch/, and it actively hurt:pre-merge.yamltriggers onrel/**and the docs build enumeratesrel/*, so patch releases were invisible to both. A PR into apatch/branch got no CI at all. Renaming also collapses theSpecify release branchstep.The
release-tag-checksguardAdding a tag trigger to the docs deploy has a sharp edge:
hugo-build-versioned-actiondoes its owncheckout@v5with noref, so it buildsdocs/content/enfrom the triggering tag andnetlify deploy --prods it. Tagging a patch would put an outdated site live. The same tag would also take the "Latest" badge via the hardcodedmake_latest: true.The new composite action answers the two questions separately, because they are not the same question and they disagree exactly on the backport cases:
is_latest— is this the highest stablevX.Y.Ztag? Drives the "Latest" badge, where version order is the right predicate.is_on_master— is this tag an ancestor of the default branch? Drives the docs deploy. Releases are tagged on master; a patch is branched from a release branch and never merged back, so its tree is behind master.Using
is_latestfor both would have let a patch of the newest line through: it produces the highest tag, but still an outdated tree. Non-tag refs returntruefor both, so manual dispatch is unaffected.Patching an already released version
MAINTENANCE.mdgains a runbook for this, which had no documented procedure — the only two patches ever made (1.32.1, 1.32.2) predate the current tooling. It covers picking the base, cherry-picking from master through a PR that CI now actually runs on, bumping, and tagging. Only the tagging is automated; the rest is manual by nature.It also records why
bump-version.yamlmust not be used here: its finalgit checkout master && git mergewould drag old code and version numbers onto master. Itspatchbump type means "release master as a patch", not "patch the released line" — so this runbook applies to the newest line too whenever a release must exclude unreleased master work.One limit the guards cannot cover, documented in the runbook: a tag runs the workflows as they exist at that tag. Release lines branched before this change run their own older copies, in which
make_latestis hardcodedtrue, so those need the workflow cherry-picked onto the branch before tagging.The runbook also records two docs-site quirks left as-is rather than fixed:
generate.shwindows to the four newest branches sorted bymajor.minoronly, so a patch inside the window costs a displayed version, and a patch of an old line falls outside it entirely. The draftnetlify-deploy-v2.yamlalready handles both correctly viadiscover-versions.sh, so this resolves itself when v2 lands.Concurrency
One dispatch is now the whole release, so overlapping runs matter in a way they did not before:
bump-version— keyed by branch (bump-${{ github.ref_name }}) rather than globally, so two dispatches cannot race to bump, merge and tag, while a bump from a hotfix branch stays independent of one from master.netlify-deploy— a singlenetlify-prodgroup covering both triggers. The deploy target is one shared resource; overlapping runs race over what ends up live.build-release— serialized becauseis_latestis computed once per run. Each tag is unique so runs never collide on the tag itself, but with two releases in flight the earlier one can finish last and take the "Latest" badge back from the newer one.None cancel in progress. Interrupting
bump-versionbetween the master push and the tag push leaves a release half-made, a cancellednetlify deploy --prodcan leave the site partly updated, and a cancelledbuild-releaseleaves components half-published.Verification
actionlintis clean on all three modified workflows —bump-version.yamlpreviously had two shellcheck warnings, one removed with thepatch/step and the other fixed here.Both predicates were exercised against the repo's real 80 tags.
is_latest:v1.74.0,v1.73.1andv2.0.0resolve true;v1.60.1,v1.72.1andv1.9.1false.is_on_master: real release tags and release-branch tips resolve true, and a synthesized commit on top ofrel/1.60.0that master has never seen resolves false. The stable-tag filter was tested with a strayv999.0.0-testpresent, including the empty-result case thatpipefailwould otherwise turn fatal.Not verifiable before merge: the tag trigger only fires from the default branch, so the first real release is the end-to-end confirmation. Worth watching that one dispatch produces two downstream runs.
Two follow-ups deliberately left out of scope, both worth a look:
hugo-build-versioned-actiondoes its own checkout with norefwhile hardcoding./generate.sh origin master— it declares itself a master build and then checks out the tag. Giving it arefinput would deleteis_on_masterentirely and let patches publish correct docs instead of none.patchbumps used to producepatch/X.Y.Z, whichgenerate.shnever globbed; now they arerel/X.Y.Zand consume a slot in its four-newest window, so a patch drops the site from four displayed versions to three.discover-versions.shdoes not already fix this — it windows before section dedup too.Summary by CodeRabbit
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