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fix(release): roll the release forward past an unverifiable v0.17.6 tag - #21
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- v0.17.6 carried its signature glued to the last line of its message, so git could not verify it and the release workflow would have cut the install command from the notes; 0.17.7 ships the same change under a clean tag
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Superseded by #22, which deletes and re-cuts the broken tag at the same version instead of moving the version on.
The v0.17.6 tag could not be verified: its message ended without a newline, so the signature was appended to its last line.
Failing input:
git tag -v v0.17.6.Cause: the tag message file lacked a trailing newline, so
git tag -s -Fglued the signature onto the install line.Evidence
git tag -v v0.17.6Fix and scope
This bumped
package.jsonandpackage-lock.jsonto 0.17.7 so the frontmatter gate from #20 would ship under a clean signed tag, leaving the defective tag in place. Closed unmerged in favour of #22.