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What

Teach scripts/release.sh to bump the [package] version in pixi.toml alongside CMakeLists.txt and CITATION.cff, staged into the release commit.

Why

The script bumped CMake + CITATION but never pixi.toml, so its [package] version will drift from the git tag on the next release — the same bug just fixed in data-model (ShipSoft/data-model#24). It is currently in sync (0.4.0); this is preventive.

Details

  • Anchored at column 0, so it only matches the top-level version key — not the inline version = fields of [package.build] / host-dependency tables.
  • Presence-guarded (grep -q '^version = "X.Y.Z"'), so the same block is a clean no-op if the [package] section is ever removed; verified after substitution and rolled back on failure.
  • Usage text updated.

Testing

  • bash -n and shellcheck pass clean.
  • Dry-run sed rewrites exactly one line (the [package] version).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Bug Fixes
    • Release version updates now include pixi.toml when present.
    • Added validation to confirm version updates succeed and detect missing or ambiguous version entries.
    • Release files are restored automatically if any update step fails.
    • Successfully updated release metadata is staged for commit.
    • Release contents remain intact if tagging fails after the release commit.

The release script bumped CMakeLists.txt and CITATION.cff but left the
[package] version in pixi.toml untouched, so it would drift from the tag on
the next release. Bump it in the same release commit, keeping the source
dependency and the conda recipe in lockstep with the tag.

The substitution is anchored at column 0 so it only matches the top-level
version key, and is guarded on the presence of that key so it is a clean
no-op if the [package] section is ever removed.

Assisted-by: claude-code:claude-opus-4-8[1m]
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Walkthrough

The release script now tracks all modified release files, validates required version fields, restores files after failures, stages the tracked files, and preserves committed contents if tagging fails.

Changes

Release script hardening

Layer / File(s) Summary
Release file rollback
scripts/release.sh
The script records touched files and restores them through one EXIT trap after non-zero exits.
Version validation
scripts/release.sh
The script errors when CITATION.cff lacks a version, validates updated versions, and checks for ambiguous or missing top-level pixi.toml version keys.
Release commit finalization
scripts/release.sh
The script stages all recorded files and clears the rollback trap after the release commit, so a failed tag operation does not restore committed files.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 6657c

The release flow now updates pixi.toml along with other release metadata, but it may select a version outside the package section. This could produce a release commit with an incorrect package version and should be resolved before merge.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the release-script change to bump the pixi.toml version. It does not mention the broader rollback and validation changes, but it accurately describes a primary objective.
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Inline comments:
In `@scripts/release.sh`:
- Around line 89-97: Update the pixi.toml version bump logic in the release
script to track the active TOML section and only replace, validate, and stage
the version key within the [package] section. Exclude version fields from all
other tables, while preserving the existing no-op behavior when [package] or its
version is absent.
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Comment thread scripts/release.sh Outdated
Two gaps in the release script, the same ones fixed in
ShipSoft/field_service#29 after review there.

The rollback ran only after the version-verification greps, so any other
failure between the first edit and the commit -- a read-only file, a `git
cliff` error, an interrupted commit -- exited via `set -e` and left the
half-bumped files behind. Record each file as it is first touched and
restore them all from a single EXIT trap, disarmed once the release commit
exists. `git checkout HEAD --` also resets the index, so a failure after
staging is covered too. The two hand-rolled rollback branches go away.

The pixi.toml and CITATION.cff bumps were silent no-ops when the file was
present but had no matching version line: the script went on to generate the
changelog and tag a release carrying a stale package version, which is the
exact drift the pixi bump exists to prevent. A pixi.toml with no [package]
section still has nothing to bump and is still a clean skip, but a [package]
section without a bumpable key, more than one top-level key, or a
CITATION.cff without a version line now fail with exit 70. That guarantee
also makes the pre-staging re-grep redundant.

Assisted-by: claude-code:claude-opus-5[1m]
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