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Two files declare the version and nothing compared them to the tag. PyPI refuses to replace an uploaded version, so a tag naming one version while the package declares another cannot be corrected in place — only yanked and re-cut under a version number that is then spent. A tag build now checks all three agree before anything is built, naming the files that disagree. The README says how to install unreleased work: pip builds any branch or commit straight from the repository, which is what someone trying the latest actually needs. No pre-release is published. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The package version is declared in pyproject.toml and in src/pine_assistant/__init__.py, and a release tag names it a third time. Nothing compared them.
PyPI does not permit a version to be replaced once uploaded. A tag naming one version while the package declares another publishes the package under a name nobody was given, and the only remedy is to yank and re-cut under a version number that is then spent.
Changes
A tag build verifies all three agree before anything is built, and identifies the files that disagree when they do not. RELEASING.md documents the guard alongside the release steps.
The README documents how to install unreleased work:
pip install "git+https://github.com/19PINE-AI/pine-assistant-python@main"pip builds any branch or commit directly from the repository.
Not included
No pre-release publishing. An earlier revision added a manual trigger that stamped a .dev version and published a preview to PyPI; it was removed. Installing from the repository serves the same purpose without consuming version numbers, which on PyPI can be yanked but never deleted or reused.
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