Closed jenstroeger closed 3 weeks ago
Yup. But the tag itself was right, so PyPI turned out correct so I left it.
What's this actually breaking? Is there a way to edit releases? I didn't see one, but I might be blind.
What's this actually breaking?
Nothing, actually. At first I thought the tag & version were also wrong and I opened this issue; while typing it up I realized that it’s all just a typo in the Release itself. So I opened the issue anyway, my OCD told me to 🤓
Is there a way to edit releases? I didn't see one, but I might be blind.
There should be an edit icon on the far right next to the release title here, like in this package’s release history, no?
Got it. Thanks.
Looking at the release history I assume that you’re using date-based version scheme of the form
YY.mm.dd
, is that correct? If so, then I assume that Bugbear version 24.4.6 should really be 24.4.26? The tag itself seems correct though, and so is the declared version.So it’s just a typo in the Github release itself 🤔