docs: prepare the site for v2.15.0, and stop it falling behind again - #17
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v2.15.0 is about to be published, so the site stops describing it as unreleased and the copy-pasteable snippets move to it. The changelog entry for v2.15.0 was written when the work merged and has carried "(unreleased)" since; it is now dated 2026-08-13. The five install pins outside the blog move from v2.14.0 to v2.15.0: configuration.md, example.md, index.md and both snippets in guides/integrations.md. Blog posts keep their pins, which record what was current when they were written. test_pinned_revisions_match_the_released_version fails for as long as PyPI does not have v2.15.0, since it compares every pin against the installed release. That is this change being ahead of the tag rather than wrong, and it goes green once the release is published. Nothing else in the suite is affected: 8 passed, 1 failed on that test alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
This repository documents behaviour that lives in another one, so its
pages go stale without anything here changing: a release happens
elsewhere, and the pins and the changelog keep describing the version
before it. That has now happened twice -- v2.14.0 shipped on 12 August
and the site still called it unreleased, with every pin naming v2.13.4.
The guidelines make the check a standing rule rather than a release-time
one: on every change, whatever the change is, look up the released
version, compare it against the install pins and the changelog entry,
and bring anything out of step into line in the same pull request.
It also writes down the parts that are easy to get wrong:
* A draft release is not released -- it has no tag and no package.
* Blog pins are excluded on purpose; moving them would falsify a dated
record.
* tests/docs_sync_test.py needs the *released* package installed. A
checkout of main reports 2.14.0.post1.dev6, which matches no pin.
* Preparing a release ahead of its tag is the one case where the pin
test may be red, and the response is to say so in the pull request,
not to weaken the test.
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The job installs the released package from PyPI, where the newest version is still 2.14.0. The pins name v2.15.0 because this branch prepares that release — so the failure resolves when v2.15.0 is published, not by a change here. No fix pushed on purpose: the alternatives would be to weaken the test or pin the job to a version, and this test exists precisely to catch pins that name something a reader cannot install. Publish v2.15.0, then re-run this job and it goes green. Generated by Claude Code |
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 13-15: Update the command-only console examples in AGENTS.md,
including the curl/python command and the other referenced command blocks, by
removing their `$ ` shell prompts; do not add output.
- Around line 19-25: Revise the install-pin guidance around “Check the install
pins” to scope its claim and required validation specifically to non-blog
pre-commit snippets using rev: pins. Keep the existing docs/blog exclusion and
grep-based check, but do not imply that every copy-pasteable snippet or all
installation commands are version-pinned.
- Around line 44-45: Update the command block in AGENTS.md to install the
released commit-check package with the active Python interpreter using an
upgrade install, run tests via python -m pytest, and remove the leading shell
prompt characters from both commands.
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AGENTS.mddocs/changelog.mddocs/configuration.mddocs/example.mddocs/guides/integrations.mddocs/index.md
…ands Review found two ways the guidelines could send an agent to check the wrong thing. The pin rule claimed every copy-pasteable snippet carries a revision. Two do not: index.md references the action by its moving major tag (commit-check-action@v2) and runs the MCP server as an unversioned 'uvx commit-check-mcp'. Neither can go stale, and the grep beside the claim only ever matched 'rev:' anyway, so the text now says which snippets it means and why the other two are exempt. The verify commands could measure the wrong package. 'pip install commit-check' leaves an existing installation alone, so an agent that already had a release -- or the dev checkout this very section warns about -- would validate against that instead of the current one. And a bare 'pytest' can resolve to a different environment than the 'python' just installed into. Both are now '--upgrade' and 'python -m pytest', with a line each on why. Not changed: the '$ ' prompts, which markdownlint's MD014 objects to. This repository has no markdownlint configuration and does not lint markdown in CI; the prompt is the house style in 48 places across seven pages under docs/. Dropping it here would make this the only file that does it differently. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
The same overstatement review caught in commit-check#546. The note said a draft release "has no tag and no PyPI package"; neither half holds in general, since a draft can be saved against a tag that already exists and publishing to PyPI is a separate step from publishing the GitHub release. The advice was right and the reason was wrong, which is the worse half to get wrong in a rule an agent follows: it invites checking whether a tag exists and concluding from that alone that the version is out. The rule now turns on published versus draft, and points back at PyPI, which is what the pin check compares against. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
Removed redundant phrases for clarity and consistency.
Three mechanical slips from ff1aee6, which rewrapped the file. The rewrapping itself stands; only these are touched. The step list read 1, 3, 5, 6. CommonMark renumbers an ordered list from its first item, so the rendered page was never wrong -- but this file is read as source by the agents it instructs, and a list that skips numbers reads like steps are missing. The same slip happened in commit-check#546 and was corrected there. "The one time pins may name an unreleased version" became "The one-time pins may name an unreleased version", which changes what the heading says: the section is about the single occasion when a pin may run ahead of the tag, not about pins that are one-time. Rephrased to "The one case where pins may name an unreleased version", which carries the meaning without a hyphen that invites the same correction again. One line was also left with trailing whitespace. This repository has no pre-commit, so nothing would have removed it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
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Release preparation for v2.15.0, plus the rule that should have caught the last one.
Release preparation
v2.15.0is dated2026-08-13instead of(unreleased). The entry itself was written when the work merged and needs no changes —--rev, the stdin hang, the skip notice on stderr, and the tightened merge/fixup bypass are all already described.v2.14.0tov2.15.0:configuration.md,example.md,index.md, and both snippets inguides/integrations.md. Blog pins are left alone — they record what was current when the post was written.One test is red until the release is published
test_pinned_revisions_match_the_released_versioncompares every pin against the installed release, so it fails for as long as PyPI does not have v2.15.0. That is this branch being ahead of the tag, not wrong. Locally: 8 passed, 1 failed, that test alone.The sequence is publish first, then merge — or merge and re-run
docs-synconce the release is out. I have deliberately not weakened the test or pinned the job to a version to make it green.Why the site had fallen behind
v2.14.0 shipped on 12 August and the site went on calling it unreleased with every pin naming v2.13.4, because nothing here changes when a release happens elsewhere.
AGENTS.mdmakes the check a standing rule for AI agents rather than a release-time task: on every change, look up the released version, compare it against the install pins and the changelog entry, and fix anything out of step in the same pull request.It also records the parts that are easy to get wrong:
tests/docs_sync_test.pyneeds the released package. A checkout ofmainreports2.14.0.post1.dev6, which matches no pin and tells you nothing.Checks
pytest tests/ -q— 8 passed, 1 failed (the pin test, as above)AGENTS.mdsits outsidedocs/, so the built site is unchanged.Generated by Claude Code
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