The readiness block says 0.7.0 is on PyPI, because now it is - #6
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The generator reads the newest dated changelog heading, so this waited for the tag rather than riding with the release PR: until the wheel existed the honest sentence was that 0.7.0 was in development.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation now states that version 0.7.0 is released on PyPI. The reported test count changed from 5,164 to 5,167 in both pages. ChangesRelease documentation
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The generator writes the generated copies; the embedded ones say paste it fresh, and the suite refuses a hand-edited copy in any of the three.
ctrlrun 0.7.0is on PyPI (wheel and sdist, 2026-09-11T23:46Z) and the changelog heading now carries its date (CTRLRun/ctrlrun#149), so the generated readiness block follows.Before: Version 0.7.0 is in development; PyPI has 0.6.1.
After: Version 0.7.0, on PyPI, Python 3.11 and later.
Generated, not hand-edited:
render_readiness.py --write. The other six generators report no drift against the released library, so this is the whole delta. The test count moves 5,164 to 5,167 with it.This is the half of the release that belongs to the tag.
released()deliberately reads the newest dated heading so the site can never claim a release PyPI does not have, which is why it correctly said "in development" until the wheel existed.Summary by CodeRabbit