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chore(release): pin release-please baseline to the v0.29.2 commit#197

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Problem

release-please PR #196 proposes a bogus 0.30.0 that re-lists 168 already-shipped commits and re-declares breaking changes that released back in v0.28.0. It is fresh (created right after 0.29.2, Release Please job succeeded), so this is live misbehaviour, not a stale PR.

Root cause: the failed 0.29.1 release was manually deleted. Its GitHub release is gone (tag still present, no release), which broke release-please's last-release tracking — it walked back to ~v0.27.1 as its baseline.

Meanwhile main sits exactly on the v0.29.2 tag with 0 commits after it, and v0.29.2 itself is a fully-signed, verified release (image + chart signatures, SLSA provenance, SPDX SBOM all check out). So there is genuinely nothing to release right now.

Fix

Pin last-release-sha to the v0.29.2 release commit (7a53779c6a8da0dbff72940011c34396a85530cc) so release-please only considers commits after 0.29.2.

  • On the next release-please run (this PR merging to main), it will find no releasable commits and close/empty chore(main): release gitops-reverser 0.30.0 #196.
  • Future releases bump correctly from 0.29.2 (feat → 0.30.0, fix/perf → 0.29.3) with only real new commits in the changelog.
  • Typed chore(release):non-bumping, so it does not itself trigger a release.
  • Reversible: the pin can be removed after the next clean release once the tag chain is trusted again.

Do not merge #196

Merging it would tag 0.30.0 on a commit identical to 0.29.2 and re-announce already-shipped breaking changes. Merge this PR instead, confirm #196 auto-closes.

Follow-up (separate, destructive — not in this PR)

The failed 0.29.1 also left orphans to clean up: the stray gitops-reverser-v0.29.1 git tag, and unsigned partial :0.29.1 artifacts in GHCR (image + chart).

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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Chores
    • Updated release tracking metadata to point to the latest commit anchor for future release generation.

release-please lost its last-release baseline after the failed 0.29.1
release was manually deleted: with the 0.29.1 GitHub release gone (its tag
still present, but no release), release-please walked back to ~v0.27.1 and
opened a release PR (#196) proposing 0.30.0 that re-lists 168 already-shipped
commits and re-declares breaking changes released back in v0.28.0.

Pin last-release-sha to the v0.29.2 release commit
(7a53779) so release-please only considers
commits after 0.29.2. main is currently exactly at that commit (0 commits
after), so on the next run release-please will find nothing to release and
close/empty #196. Future releases then bump correctly from 0.29.2.

Non-bumping (chore) so this change does not itself trigger a release. The pin
can be removed after the next clean release once the tag chain is trusted
again.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The last-release-sha field in release-please-config.json was updated to a new commit SHA, changing the reference point used by Release Please for release history tracking.

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Release Config Update

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Update last-release-sha
release-please-config.json
The root package configuration's last-release-sha value was changed to a new commit SHA.

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly describes the main change: pinning release-please's baseline to the v0.29.2 commit.
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@sunib sunib enabled auto-merge (squash) July 6, 2026 05:28
@sunib sunib merged commit 05955b2 into main Jul 6, 2026
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@sunib sunib deleted the chore/release-please-baseline branch July 6, 2026 05:34
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