🐛🧑‍💻 - Wrong tag names

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Description

Maybe new tags are created over the wrong branch:

The tag v.2.0.4 should be created over release/2.0.4, not master.

Another tag is created as 2.0.4 (without the v) from release/2.0.4.

Only one tag should be created as, for example v.2.0.4, from release/2.0.4.

Reproducing the issue

Create a deploy a new release.

copilot Version

master

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🐛 Bugfix Actions

1. The issue was assigned to @efraespada (creator).
2. The issue's title was updated from Wrong tag names to 🐛🧑‍💻 - Wrong tag names.
3. The issue was linked to vypdev and moved to the column Todo.
4. Priority set to P0 in vypdev.
5. The branch develop was used to create bugfix/324-wrong-tag-names.
6. Moved issue to In Progress in vypdev.
7. Recommended steps (OpenCode Plan agent):
8. Concretely address issue 🐛🧑‍💻 - Wrong tag names #324: Tagging should originate from the release branch and use a single, consistent tag name

1. Reproduce, locate, and validate the current tagging flow

• Purpose: Confirm where tags are created, and demonstrate the wrong behavior (tagging from master and duplicate tag without the prefix).
• Actions:
  • Inspect tag landscape and recent releases
  • Locate tagging logic in CI/scripts
  • Reproduce in a controlled environment
• Commands:
  • Show existing tags and their points

    • git fetch --all --tags
      git tag --list --sort=-creatordate
      git describe --tags --abbrev=0
      

  • Find where release tagging is triggered

    • grep -Rni "tag" .github .scripts .ci scripts || true
      

  • Identify default branches and release branches

    • git remote show origin
      git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD
      

  • If there are docs about releases, skim them

    • ls -la README* docs || true
      rg -n "release|tag|version" -S docs README* || true
      

2. Define the desired tagging policy for releases

• Purpose: Create a single, consistent tagging rule to prevent regressions.
• Policy to adopt (customize to your project conventions):
  • Tag format: either vX.Y.Z or v.X.Y.Z per project convention (choose one and document clearly; avoid mixed formats).
  • Tag source: always create tags from the corresponding release branch (e.g., release/2.0.4) not from master.
  • One tag per release: only one tag per release version (no automatic duplicates like both vX.Y.Z and X.Y.Z).
  • Tag type: annotated tag with a descriptive message.
• Documentation to add/update:
  • CONTRIBUTING.md or docs/releases.md: “Tag naming: …; Tag base: …; How to verify tags.”
• Example wording to commit in docs:
  • “Release tags must be created from release/2.0.4 and must be annotated as: git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4". Only one tag per release.”

3. Implement the tagging policy: code changes in the release automation

• Purpose: Ensure tags are created from the proper branch, with the correct prefix, and no duplicates.
• Target: the release script or CI workflow that creates tags (e.g., release.sh, a GitHub Actions job, or a Makefile target).
• Key changes to implement:
  • Always checkout the release branch for the release version before tagging
  • Validate tag format (reject if not starting with the chosen prefix)
  • Ensure the tag does not already exist
  • Create an annotated tag and push only that tag
  • Fail early with a clear error if the base branch is not the expected release branch
• Example patch (adjust to your actual file names and variables)
  • If you have a release script (release.sh):
    • Before tagging, ensure on the release branch and validate:

      # Assume VERSION is set to 2.0.4 for release
      RELEASE_BRANCH="release/${VERSION}"
      TAG="v${VERSION}"         # adjust to your convention, e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4"
      
      # Fetch latest refs
      git fetch --all --tags
      
      # Ensure we are on the correct release branch
      if [ "$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" != "$RELEASE_BRANCH" ]; then
        git checkout "$RELEASE_BRANCH" || { echo "Failed to switch to $RELEASE_BRANCH"; exit 1; }
      fi
      
      # Validate tag format
      if [[ "$TAG" != v* ]]; then
        echo "Tag format invalid: '$TAG'. Expected to start with 'v'."
        exit 1
      fi
      
      # Ensure tag does not already exist
      if git rev-parse -q --verify "refs/tags/$TAG" >/dev/null; then
        echo "Tag '$TAG' already exists. Aborting."
        exit 1
      fi
      
      # Create annotated tag and push
      git tag -a "$TAG" -m "Release ${VERSION} on ${RELEASE_BRANCH}"
      git push origin "$TAG" || { echo "Failed to push tag '$TAG'"; exit 1; }
      

  • If you use a GitHub Actions workflow (e.g., .github/workflows/release.yml):
    • Add steps to enforce branch, format, and single-tag policy:
      • Checkout: uses fetch-depth: 0 to see all refs
      • Set VERSION from release metadata
      • Validate branch:

        if [ "${{ github.ref_name }}" != "release/${{ env.VERSION }}" ]; then
          echo "Releases must be created from release/${{ env.VERSION }} branch"
          exit 1
        fi
        

      • Validate and create tag logic as above
• Notes:
  • Align with your existing versioning system (VERSION variable location, how release branches are named, how you pass version to scripts).

4. Add tests and validation for the new tagging flow

• Purpose: Prevent regressions and catch mis-tagging early.
• Tests to add:
  • Unit/integration test for the tagging function:
    • Create a dummy repo or a test workspace
    • Create a release/2.0.4 branch with a test commit
    • Run the tagging function in a dry-run or test mode
    • Assert:
      • Tag name conforms to policy (e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4")
      • Tag is created from the HEAD of release/2.0.4
      • No tag created on master
  • CI smoke test:
    • On push to a release/* branch, run the release script in dry-run mode and verify:
      • It would create a single, correctly named tag
      • It would not modify master
• Example test script outline (adjust to your language/stack)

  • # tests/release_tagging_test.sh
    set -euo pipefail
    git init test-release-repo
    cd test-release-repo
    git config user.email "ci@example.com"
    git config user.name "CI"
    git checkout -b release/2.0.4
    echo "change" > file.txt; git add file.txt; git commit -m "dummy release commit"
    VERSION=2.0.4
    # Call your tagging function in dry-run mode if available
    ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
    # Verify no tag yet
    if git tag --list | grep -q "^v2.0.4$"; then echo "Tag should not exist yet"; exit 1; fi
    

• CI integration:
  • Add a workflow job that runs on pull_request or push to release/ branches to exercise the tagging logic in a safe, non-pushing mode.

5. Integrate checks into CI: guardrails and visibility

• Purpose: Prevent wrongful tagging in real PRs or releases.
• Actions:
  • Add a CI job that runs the tagging script in a dry-run mode on each release branch PRs
  • Add a final verification step after tagging (in dry-run) that asserts:
    • The tag would be created as the single tag
    • The tag points to the correct commit on the release branch
  • If using GitHub Actions, add a step to fail the workflow if the branch is master or if the tag would be created from the wrong base
• Example workflow snippet (pseudo):

  • jobs:
      dry-run-release-tag:
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        if: startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/heads/release/')
        steps:
          - uses: actions/checkout@v4
            with: { fetch-depth: 0 }
          - name: Dry-run tag
            run: |
              VERSION=${{ env.VERSION }}
              ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
              # Additional verification commands
    

6. Documentation updates and conventions

• Purpose: Ensure contributors follow the policy and future-proof the process.
• Actions:
  • Update docs: RELEASES.md or docs/releases.md with:
    • Tag naming policy
    • Branch policy for tagging (release/*)
    • What happens in automatic releases and how to trigger a release
  • Update CONTRIBUTING.md with a short “Tagging rules” section
  • Add a small README note in scripts/release.sh or the release tooling directory describing:
    • Expected environment variables
    • How to run in dry-run mode
    • Where to find logs
• Files to touch (adjust to your repo):
  • docs/releases.md
  • CONTRIBUTING.md
  • README.md under release tooling

7. Cleanup of existing mis-tagged references (if present)

• Purpose: Remove any existing tags created from the wrong branch to prevent confusion.
• Actions:
  • Identify bad tags and delete them locally and remotely
  • Create or push the correct tag as the sole tag for the release
• Commands (adjust tag names to match what exists in your repo):
  • List suspicious tags:

    • git tag --list | grep -E '^2\.0\.4$|^v2?\.0\.4$'
      

  • Delete wrong local tag(s):

    • git tag -d 2.0.4
      git tag -d v2.0.4
      

  • Delete wrong remote tag(s):

    • git push origin --delete 2.0.4
      git push origin --delete v2.0.4
      

  • Recreate the correct tag from the release branch (as per policy) and push:

    • git checkout release/2.0.4
      git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4"
      git push origin "v2.0.4"
      

8. Rollout plan and verification

• Purpose: Roll changes safely with minimal disruption.
• Actions:
  • Phase 1: Local/CI-only dry-run in a non-producible environment
  • Phase 2: Staged rollout on a non-default release branch
  • Phase 3: Full rollout once approvals and tests pass
• Verification steps:
  • Confirm only a single tag exists for the release
  • Confirm the tag points to the HEAD of the release branch, not master
  • Confirm developers see consistent tag names in docs and tooling
• Quick checklist:
  • All release/tag scripts pass dry-run
  • CI tests cover release tagging path
  • Documentation updated
  • Old mis-tags cleaned up if present

9. Optional: add safeguards for future releases

• Purpose: Prevent recurrence of the issue.
• Options:
  • Enforce a pre-tag hook in CI that blocks tagging from master
  • Add a post-tag verification step in CI to ensure the tag is on the correct branch
  • Enforce a single source of truth for version numbers (centralized VERSION file or release notes)
  • Add a small script that can be run locally to validate the current state before attempting a release

If you want, I can tailor these steps to your exact repo layout (file names, workflow files, and scripts) once you share the relevant paths (e.g., where release.sh live, which CI you use, and the current tag naming convention).

Reminder

1. Take a coffee break while you work ☕.
2. Check out the branch:

git fetch -v && git checkout bugfix/324-wrong-tag-names

3. Commit the needed changes with this prefix:

bugfix-324-wrong-tag-names

4. Open a Pull Request from bugfix/324-wrong-tag-names to develop. New PR

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**Important – use full project context:** In addition to reading the relevant code (respecting any file ignore patterns specified), read the repository documentation (e.g. README, docs/) and any defined rules or conventions (e.g. .cursor/rules, CONTRIBUTING, project guidelines). This gives you a complete picture of the project and leads to better decisions in both quality of reasoning and efficiency.

**Issue #324 description:**
### Is there an existing issue for this?

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### Which actions are affected?

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### Which platforms are affected?

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### Description

Maybe new tags are created over the wrong branch:

The tag `v.2.0.4` should be created over `release/2.0.4`, not `master.`

Another tag is created as `2.0.4` (without the `v`) from `release/2.0.4`.

Only one tag should be created as, for example `v.2.0.4`, from `release/2.0.4`.

### Reproducing the issue

Create a deploy a new release.

### copilot Version

master

### Relevant Log Output

shell



### Additional context and comments

_No response_

Provide a numbered list of recommended steps in **markdown** (use headings, lists, code blocks for commands or snippets) so it is easy to read. You can add brief sub-bullets per step if needed.
[DEBUG] OpenCode prompt (full, no truncation):
Based on the following issue description, recommend concrete steps to implement or address this issue. Order the steps logically (e.g. setup, implementation, tests, docs). Keep each step clear and actionable.

**Important – use full project context:** In addition to reading the relevant code (respecting any file ignore patterns specified), read the repository documentation (e.g. README, docs/) and any defined rules or conventions (e.g. .cursor/rules, CONTRIBUTING, project guidelines). This gives you a complete picture of the project and leads to better decisions in both quality of reasoning and efficiency.

**Issue #324 description:**
### Is there an existing issue for this?

- [x] I have searched the existing issues.

### Which actions are affected?

_No response_

### Which platforms are affected?

_No response_

### Description

Maybe new tags are created over the wrong branch:

The tag `v.2.0.4` should be created over `release/2.0.4`, not `master.`

Another tag is created as `2.0.4` (without the `v`) from `release/2.0.4`.

Only one tag should be created as, for example `v.2.0.4`, from `release/2.0.4`.

### Reproducing the issue

Create a deploy a new release.

### copilot Version

master

### Relevant Log Output

shell



### Additional context and comments

_No response_

Provide a numbered list of recommended steps in **markdown** (use headings, lists, code blocks for commands or snippets) so it is easy to read. You can add brief sub-bullets per step if needed.
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First, I'll reproduce the issue in a test environment to see exactly what's happening. Then, I'll create a fix by modifying the release script. I wonder if using `git describe --tags` is the way to go. However, I need to keep in mind that I shouldn’t rely on specific repository conventions, especially since those weren’t provided. I'll ensure the solution is flexible and applicable in general contexts.","metadata":{"opencode":{"itemId":"rs_00a39fc679d8449b0169af6eeb2c54819085a7ad15bf75aaed"}},"time":{"start":1773104879506,"end":1773104880726},"id":"prt_cd54957920018XE8CZ7iVQmR5X","sessionID":"ses_32ab6c03affeAGDcdHxrEQ5eL4","messageID":"msg_cd5494005001KHh3JAp3w1gOdZ"},{"type":"reasoning","text":"**Proposing Steps for Tagging Issue**\n\nI’ll outline some generic steps to tackle the tagging issue.\n\nFirst, I need to understand the current release process, including where versions are controlled (release/2.0.4 versus master), what triggers tag creation, how tags are named, and whether multiple tags are being created. \n\nNext, I'll reproduce the issue by running a controlled release from release/2.0.4 to confirm the bug.\n\nThen, I’ll define a tagging policy that ensures the format is vX.Y.Z, always based on the release branch, and only one annotated tag per release.\n\nFinally, I’ll modify the release automation script to enforce these rules.","metadata":{"opencode":{"itemId":"rs_00a39fc679d8449b0169af6eeb2c54819085a7ad15bf75aaed"}},"time":{"start":1773104880727,"end":1773104882539},"id":"prt_cd5495c57001kdtpX5F9ZBZ0im","sessionID":"ses_32ab6c03affeAGDcdHxrEQ5eL4","messageID":"msg_cd5494005001KHh3JAp3w1gOdZ"},{"type":"reasoning","text":"**Final Steps for Tagging Process**\n\nI want to clarify how to handle tagging. I’ll propose using annotated tags with a message, rather than lightweight ones. \n\nIn Step 4, I’ll add unit and integration tests in the CI to ensure that the tag creation process works correctly and that invalid tag names fail. A dry-run mode in the testing environment sounds helpful too.\n\nFor Step 5, I need to update the documentation to include the tagging policy and release script usage. \n\nAs for the rollout, I plan to test in a staging environment before merging into the main branch and pushing to remote, including release notes.\n\nIn Step 7, I'll implement CI guardrails to verify that the commit for the tag matches the target branch. \n\nFinally, if any erroneous tags exist, I’ll delete and recreate them properly. I’m considering adding a hook for tag naming, but I’m not convinced it’s necessary.","metadata":{"opencode":{"itemId":"rs_00a39fc679d8449b0169af6eeb2c54819085a7ad15bf75aaed"}},"time":{"start":1773104882539,"end":1773104891116},"id":"prt_cd549636b001ge2mJ9rDSvUt3m","sessionID":"ses_32ab6c03affeAGDcdHxrEQ5eL4","messageID":"msg_cd5494005001KHh3JAp3w1gOdZ"},{"type":"reasoning","text":"**Proposing Concrete Steps for Tagging Issue**\n\nI need to provide clear, concrete steps in an organized manner to address the tagging issue. \n\nFirst, I'll reproduce and audit the current tagging process to gather relevant workflows and scripts. Then, I'll define a normalized tagging policy that specifies the required format, vX.Y.Z, created from release branches.\n\nNext, I’ll implement code changes to ensure the tagging logic is robust, including verifications for the correct branch and tag format.\n\nI'll also need to add tests to verify that the changes are functioning correctly, and update the continuous integration workflow to reflect the new tagging policies.\n\nAdditionally, updating the documentation is essential, followed by a cleanup process for any erroneous tags to avoid confusion. This structured approach ensures clarity and actionability.","metadata":{"opencode":{"itemId":"rs_00a39fc679d8449b0169af6eeb2c54819085a7ad15bf75aaed"}},"time":{"start":1773104891117,"end":1773104894812},"id":"prt_cd54984ed001V2zTzigim00VGL","sessionID":"ses_32ab6c03affeAGDcdHxrEQ5eL4","messageID":"msg_cd5494005001KHh3JAp3w1gOdZ"},{"type":"reasoning","text":"**Clarifying Tag Format**\n\nI see that there's some confusion over the tag format. The spec mentions \"v.2.0.4\" with a dot after 'v', but the issue indicates the tag should actually be over `release/2.0.4`, not `master`. There's another tag, `2.0.4`, created without the 'v'. \n\nTo settle this ambiguity, I’ll propose using the canonical format \"v2.0.4\" without the extra dot, while acknowledging that both \"v2.0.4\" and \"v.2.0.4\" should be adapted based on the project convention. \n\nNext, I’ll include commands to clean up any incorrect tags, like `git tag -d v.2.0.4; git push --delete origin v.2.0.4`, and also consider deleting `2.0.4` if necessary. Lastly, I need to mention adding pre-release checks for 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address issue #324: Tagging should originate from the release branch and use a single, consistent tag name**\n\n1) Reproduce, locate, and validate the current tagging flow\n- Purpose: Confirm where tags are created, and demonstrate the wrong behavior (tagging from master and duplicate tag without the prefix).\n- Actions:\n  - Inspect tag landscape and recent releases\n  - Locate tagging logic in CI/scripts\n  - Reproduce in a controlled environment\n- Commands:\n  - Show existing tags and their points\n    - \n      git fetch --all --tags\n      git tag --list --sort=-creatordate\n      git describe --tags --abbrev=0\n      \n  - Find where release tagging is triggered\n    - \n      grep -Rni \"tag\" .github .scripts .ci scripts || true\n      \n  - Identify default branches and release branches\n    - \n      git remote show origin\n      git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD\n      \n  - If there are docs about releases, skim them\n    - \n      ls -la README* docs || true\n      rg -n \"release|tag|version\" -S docs README* || true\n      \n\n2) Define the desired tagging policy for releases\n- Purpose: Create a single, consistent tagging rule to prevent regressions.\n- Policy to adopt (customize to your project conventions):\n  - Tag format: either vX.Y.Z or v.X.Y.Z per project convention (choose one and document clearly; avoid mixed formats).\n  - Tag source: always create tags from the corresponding release branch (e.g., release/2.0.4) not from master.\n  - One tag per release: only one tag per release version (no automatic duplicates like both vX.Y.Z and X.Y.Z).\n  - Tag type: annotated tag with a descriptive message.\n- Documentation to add/update:\n  - CONTRIBUTING.md or docs/releases.md: “Tag naming: …; Tag base: …; How to verify tags.”\n- Example wording to commit in docs:\n  - “Release tags must be created from release/2.0.4 and must be annotated as: git tag -a \"v2.0.4\" -m \"Release v2.0.4\". Only one tag per release.”\n\n3) Implement the tagging policy: code changes in the release automation\n- Purpose: Ensure tags are created from the proper branch, with the correct prefix, and no duplicates.\n- Target: the release script or CI workflow that creates tags (e.g., release.sh, a GitHub Actions job, or a Makefile target).\n- Key changes to implement:\n  - Always checkout the release branch for the release version before tagging\n  - Validate tag format (reject if not starting with the chosen prefix)\n  - Ensure the tag does not already exist\n  - Create an annotated tag and push only that tag\n  - Fail early with a clear error if the base branch is not the expected release branch\n- Example patch (adjust to your actual file names and variables)\n  - If you have a release script (release.sh):\n    - Before tagging, ensure on the release branch and validate:\n      \n      # Assume VERSION is set to 2.0.4 for release\n      RELEASE_BRANCH=\"release/${VERSION}\"\n      TAG=\"v${VERSION}\"         # adjust to your convention, e.g., \"v2.0.4\" or \"v.2.0.4\"\n\n      # Fetch latest refs\n      git fetch --all --tags\n\n      # Ensure we are on the correct release branch\n      if [ \"$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)\" != \"$RELEASE_BRANCH\" ]; then\n        git checkout \"$RELEASE_BRANCH\" || { echo \"Failed to switch to $RELEASE_BRANCH\"; exit 1; }\n      fi\n\n      # Validate tag format\n      if [[ \"$TAG\" != v* ]]; then\n        echo \"Tag format invalid: '$TAG'. Expected to start with 'v'.\"\n        exit 1\n      fi\n\n      # Ensure tag does not already exist\n      if git rev-parse -q --verify \"refs/tags/$TAG\" >/dev/null; then\n        echo \"Tag '$TAG' already exists. Aborting.\"\n        exit 1\n      fi\n\n      # Create annotated tag and push\n      git tag -a \"$TAG\" -m \"Release ${VERSION} on ${RELEASE_BRANCH}\"\n      git push origin \"$TAG\" || { echo \"Failed to push tag '$TAG'\"; exit 1; }\n      \n  - If you use a GitHub Actions workflow (e.g., .github/workflows/release.yml):\n    - Add steps to enforce branch, format, and single-tag policy:\n      - Checkout: uses fetch-depth: 0 to see all refs\n      - Set VERSION from release metadata\n      - Validate branch:\n        \n        if [ \"${{ github.ref_name }}\" != \"release/${{ env.VERSION }}\" ]; then\n          echo \"Releases must be created from release/${{ env.VERSION }} branch\"\n          exit 1\n        fi\n        \n      - Validate and create tag logic as above\n- Notes:\n  - Align with your existing versioning system (VERSION variable location, how release branches are named, how you pass version to scripts).\n\n4) Add tests and validation for the new tagging flow\n- Purpose: Prevent regressions and catch mis-tagging early.\n- Tests to add:\n  - Unit/integration test for the tagging function:\n    - Create a dummy repo or a test workspace\n    - Create a release/2.0.4 branch with a test commit\n    - Run the tagging function in a dry-run or test mode\n    - Assert:\n      - Tag name conforms to policy (e.g., \"v2.0.4\" or \"v.2.0.4\")\n      - Tag is created from the HEAD of release/2.0.4\n      - No tag created on master\n  - CI smoke test:\n    - On push to a release/* branch, run the release script in dry-run mode and verify:\n      - It would create a single, correctly named tag\n      - It would not modify master\n- Example test script outline (adjust to your language/stack)\n  - \n    # tests/release_tagging_test.sh\n    set -euo pipefail\n    git init test-release-repo\n    cd test-release-repo\n    git config user.email \"ci@example.com\"\n    git config user.name \"CI\"\n    git checkout -b release/2.0.4\n    echo \"change\" > file.txt; git add file.txt; git commit -m \"dummy release commit\"\n    VERSION=2.0.4\n    # Call your tagging function in dry-run mode if available\n    ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version \"$VERSION\"\n    # Verify no tag yet\n    if git tag --list | grep -q \"^v2.0.4$\"; then echo \"Tag should not exist yet\"; exit 1; fi\n    \n- CI integration:\n  - Add a workflow job that runs on pull_request or push to release/ branches to exercise the tagging logic in a safe, non-pushing mode.\n\n5) Integrate checks into CI: guardrails and visibility\n- Purpose: Prevent wrongful tagging in real PRs or releases.\n- Actions:\n  - Add a CI job that runs the tagging script in a dry-run mode on each release branch PRs\n  - Add a final verification step after tagging (in dry-run) that asserts:\n    - The tag would be created as the single tag\n    - The tag points to the correct commit on the release branch\n  - If using GitHub Actions, add a step to fail the workflow if the branch is master or if the tag would be created from the wrong base\n- Example workflow snippet (pseudo):\n  - \n    jobs:\n      dry-run-release-tag:\n        runs-on: ubuntu-latest\n        if: startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/heads/release/')\n        steps:\n          - uses: actions/checkout@v4\n            with: { fetch-depth: 0 }\n          - name: Dry-run tag\n            run: |\n              VERSION=${{ env.VERSION }}\n              ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version \"$VERSION\"\n              # Additional verification commands\n  - \n\n6) Documentation updates and conventions\n- Purpose: Ensure contributors follow the policy and future-proof the process.\n- Actions:\n  - Update docs: RELEASES.md or docs/releases.md with:\n    - Tag naming policy\n    - Branch policy for tagging (release/*)\n    - What happens in automatic releases and how to trigger a release\n  - Update CONTRIBUTING.md with a short “Tagging rules” section\n  - Add a small README note in scripts/release.sh or the release tooling directory describing:\n    - Expected environment variables\n    - How to run in dry-run mode\n    - Where to find logs\n- Files to touch (adjust to your repo):\n  - docs/releases.md\n  - CONTRIBUTING.md\n  - README.md under release tooling\n\n7) Cleanup of existing mis-tagged references (if present)\n- Purpose: Remove any existing tags created from the wrong branch to prevent confusion.\n- Actions:\n  - Identify bad tags and delete them locally and remotely\n  - Create or push the correct tag as the sole tag for the release\n- Commands (adjust tag names to match what exists in your repo):\n  - List suspicious tags:\n    - \n      git tag --list | grep -E '^2\\.0\\.4$|^v2?\\.0\\.4$'\n      \n  - Delete wrong local tag(s):\n    - \n      git tag -d 2.0.4\n      git tag -d v2.0.4\n      \n  - Delete wrong remote tag(s):\n    - \n      git push origin --delete 2.0.4\n      git push origin --delete v2.0.4\n      \n  - Recreate the correct tag from the release branch (as per policy) and push:\n    - \n      git checkout release/2.0.4\n      git tag -a \"v2.0.4\" -m \"Release v2.0.4\"\n      git push origin \"v2.0.4\"\n      \n\n8) Rollout plan and verification\n- Purpose: Roll changes safely with minimal disruption.\n- Actions:\n  - Phase 1: Local/CI-only dry-run in a non-producible environment\n  - Phase 2: Staged rollout on a non-default release branch\n  - Phase 3: Full rollout once approvals and tests pass\n- Verification steps:\n  - Confirm only a single tag exists for the release\n  - Confirm the tag points to the HEAD of the release branch, not master\n  - Confirm developers see consistent tag names in docs and tooling\n- Quick checklist:\n  - 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[DEBUG] OpenCode part [1] type=reasoning full text:
**Addressing Tagging Issues**

I need to create a numbered list of steps to address the tagging issue, making sure to format it in Markdown. The problem is clear: the tag v.2.0.4 should be created from the release/2.0.4 branch, not master, and there should only be one tag. 

First, I need to assess the repository's tagging automation in scripts, identify where the tag creation logic is, and enforce the naming convention with the 'v' prefix. Next, I should ensure that the branch for tag creation is correct and update the script to avoid duplicates, including validation checks in the continuous integration process. Adjusting documentation is also essential.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [2] type=reasoning full text:
**Creating a Fix for Tagging Issue**

I need to outline steps to address the tagging issue effectively. First, I'll reproduce the issue in a test environment to see exactly what's happening. Then, I'll create a fix by modifying the release script. I wonder if using `git describe --tags` is the way to go. However, I need to keep in mind that I shouldn’t rely on specific repository conventions, especially since those weren’t provided. I'll ensure the solution is flexible and applicable in general contexts.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [3] type=reasoning full text:
**Proposing Steps for Tagging Issue**

I’ll outline some generic steps to tackle the tagging issue.

First, I need to understand the current release process, including where versions are controlled (release/2.0.4 versus master), what triggers tag creation, how tags are named, and whether multiple tags are being created. 

Next, I'll reproduce the issue by running a controlled release from release/2.0.4 to confirm the bug.

Then, I’ll define a tagging policy that ensures the format is vX.Y.Z, always based on the release branch, and only one annotated tag per release.

Finally, I’ll modify the release automation script to enforce these rules.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [4] type=reasoning full text:
**Final Steps for Tagging Process**

I want to clarify how to handle tagging. I’ll propose using annotated tags with a message, rather than lightweight ones. 

In Step 4, I’ll add unit and integration tests in the CI to ensure that the tag creation process works correctly and that invalid tag names fail. A dry-run mode in the testing environment sounds helpful too.

For Step 5, I need to update the documentation to include the tagging policy and release script usage. 

As for the rollout, I plan to test in a staging environment before merging into the main branch and pushing to remote, including release notes.

In Step 7, I'll implement CI guardrails to verify that the commit for the tag matches the target branch. 

Finally, if any erroneous tags exist, I’ll delete and recreate them properly. I’m considering adding a hook for tag naming, but I’m not convinced it’s necessary.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [5] type=reasoning full text:
**Proposing Concrete Steps for Tagging Issue**

I need to provide clear, concrete steps in an organized manner to address the tagging issue. 

First, I'll reproduce and audit the current tagging process to gather relevant workflows and scripts. Then, I'll define a normalized tagging policy that specifies the required format, vX.Y.Z, created from release branches.

Next, I’ll implement code changes to ensure the tagging logic is robust, including verifications for the correct branch and tag format.

I'll also need to add tests to verify that the changes are functioning correctly, and update the continuous integration workflow to reflect the new tagging policies.

Additionally, updating the documentation is essential, followed by a cleanup process for any erroneous tags to avoid confusion. This structured approach ensures clarity and actionability.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [6] type=reasoning full text:
**Clarifying Tag Format**

I see that there's some confusion over the tag format. The spec mentions "v.2.0.4" with a dot after 'v', but the issue indicates the tag should actually be over `release/2.0.4`, not `master`. There's another tag, `2.0.4`, created without the 'v'. 

To settle this ambiguity, I’ll propose using the canonical format "v2.0.4" without the extra dot, while acknowledging that both "v2.0.4" and "v.2.0.4" should be adapted based on the project convention. 

Next, I’ll include commands to clean up any incorrect tags, like `git tag -d v.2.0.4; git push --delete origin v.2.0.4`, and also consider deleting `2.0.4` if necessary. Lastly, I need to mention adding pre-release checks for guardrails.
[DEBUG] OpenCode part [7] type=text full text:
**Concretely address issue #324: Tagging should originate from the release branch and use a single, consistent tag name**

1) Reproduce, locate, and validate the current tagging flow
- Purpose: Confirm where tags are created, and demonstrate the wrong behavior (tagging from master and duplicate tag without the prefix).
- Actions:
  - Inspect tag landscape and recent releases
  - Locate tagging logic in CI/scripts
  - Reproduce in a controlled environment
- Commands:
  - Show existing tags and their points
    - 
      git fetch --all --tags
      git tag --list --sort=-creatordate
      git describe --tags --abbrev=0
      
  - Find where release tagging is triggered
    - 
      grep -Rni "tag" .github .scripts .ci scripts || true
      
  - Identify default branches and release branches
    - 
      git remote show origin
      git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD
      
  - If there are docs about releases, skim them
    - 
      ls -la README* docs || true
      rg -n "release|tag|version" -S docs README* || true
      

2) Define the desired tagging policy for releases
- Purpose: Create a single, consistent tagging rule to prevent regressions.
- Policy to adopt (customize to your project conventions):
  - Tag format: either vX.Y.Z or v.X.Y.Z per project convention (choose one and document clearly; avoid mixed formats).
  - Tag source: always create tags from the corresponding release branch (e.g., release/2.0.4) not from master.
  - One tag per release: only one tag per release version (no automatic duplicates like both vX.Y.Z and X.Y.Z).
  - Tag type: annotated tag with a descriptive message.
- Documentation to add/update:
  - CONTRIBUTING.md or docs/releases.md: “Tag naming: …; Tag base: …; How to verify tags.”
- Example wording to commit in docs:
  - “Release tags must be created from release/2.0.4 and must be annotated as: git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4". Only one tag per release.”

3) Implement the tagging policy: code changes in the release automation
- Purpose: Ensure tags are created from the proper branch, with the correct prefix, and no duplicates.
- Target: the release script or CI workflow that creates tags (e.g., release.sh, a GitHub Actions job, or a Makefile target).
- Key changes to implement:
  - Always checkout the release branch for the release version before tagging
  - Validate tag format (reject if not starting with the chosen prefix)
  - Ensure the tag does not already exist
  - Create an annotated tag and push only that tag
  - Fail early with a clear error if the base branch is not the expected release branch
- Example patch (adjust to your actual file names and variables)
  - If you have a release script (release.sh):
    - Before tagging, ensure on the release branch and validate:
      
      # Assume VERSION is set to 2.0.4 for release
      RELEASE_BRANCH="release/${VERSION}"
      TAG="v${VERSION}"         # adjust to your convention, e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4"

      # Fetch latest refs
      git fetch --all --tags

      # Ensure we are on the correct release branch
      if [ "$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" != "$RELEASE_BRANCH" ]; then
        git checkout "$RELEASE_BRANCH" || { echo "Failed to switch to $RELEASE_BRANCH"; exit 1; }
      fi

      # Validate tag format
      if [[ "$TAG" != v* ]]; then
        echo "Tag format invalid: '$TAG'. Expected to start with 'v'."
        exit 1
      fi

      # Ensure tag does not already exist
      if git rev-parse -q --verify "refs/tags/$TAG" >/dev/null; then
        echo "Tag '$TAG' already exists. Aborting."
        exit 1
      fi

      # Create annotated tag and push
      git tag -a "$TAG" -m "Release ${VERSION} on ${RELEASE_BRANCH}"
      git push origin "$TAG" || { echo "Failed to push tag '$TAG'"; exit 1; }
      
  - If you use a GitHub Actions workflow (e.g., .github/workflows/release.yml):
    - Add steps to enforce branch, format, and single-tag policy:
      - Checkout: uses fetch-depth: 0 to see all refs
      - Set VERSION from release metadata
      - Validate branch:
        
        if [ "${{ github.ref_name }}" != "release/${{ env.VERSION }}" ]; then
          echo "Releases must be created from release/${{ env.VERSION }} branch"
          exit 1
        fi
        
      - Validate and create tag logic as above
- Notes:
  - Align with your existing versioning system (VERSION variable location, how release branches are named, how you pass version to scripts).

4) Add tests and validation for the new tagging flow
- Purpose: Prevent regressions and catch mis-tagging early.
- Tests to add:
  - Unit/integration test for the tagging function:
    - Create a dummy repo or a test workspace
    - Create a release/2.0.4 branch with a test commit
    - Run the tagging function in a dry-run or test mode
    - Assert:
      - Tag name conforms to policy (e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4")
      - Tag is created from the HEAD of release/2.0.4
      - No tag created on master
  - CI smoke test:
    - On push to a release/* branch, run the release script in dry-run mode and verify:
      - It would create a single, correctly named tag
      - It would not modify master
- Example test script outline (adjust to your language/stack)
  - 
    # tests/release_tagging_test.sh
    set -euo pipefail
    git init test-release-repo
    cd test-release-repo
    git config user.email "ci@example.com"
    git config user.name "CI"
    git checkout -b release/2.0.4
    echo "change" > file.txt; git add file.txt; git commit -m "dummy release commit"
    VERSION=2.0.4
    # Call your tagging function in dry-run mode if available
    ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
    # Verify no tag yet
    if git tag --list | grep -q "^v2.0.4$"; then echo "Tag should not exist yet"; exit 1; fi
    
- CI integration:
  - Add a workflow job that runs on pull_request or push to release/ branches to exercise the tagging logic in a safe, non-pushing mode.

5) Integrate checks into CI: guardrails and visibility
- Purpose: Prevent wrongful tagging in real PRs or releases.
- Actions:
  - Add a CI job that runs the tagging script in a dry-run mode on each release branch PRs
  - Add a final verification step after tagging (in dry-run) that asserts:
    - The tag would be created as the single tag
    - The tag points to the correct commit on the release branch
  - If using GitHub Actions, add a step to fail the workflow if the branch is master or if the tag would be created from the wrong base
- Example workflow snippet (pseudo):
  - 
    jobs:
      dry-run-release-tag:
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        if: startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/heads/release/')
        steps:
          - uses: actions/checkout@v4
            with: { fetch-depth: 0 }
          - name: Dry-run tag
            run: |
              VERSION=${{ env.VERSION }}
              ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
              # Additional verification commands
  - 

6) Documentation updates and conventions
- Purpose: Ensure contributors follow the policy and future-proof the process.
- Actions:
  - Update docs: RELEASES.md or docs/releases.md with:
    - Tag naming policy
    - Branch policy for tagging (release/*)
    - What happens in automatic releases and how to trigger a release
  - Update CONTRIBUTING.md with a short “Tagging rules” section
  - Add a small README note in scripts/release.sh or the release tooling directory describing:
    - Expected environment variables
    - How to run in dry-run mode
    - Where to find logs
- Files to touch (adjust to your repo):
  - docs/releases.md
  - CONTRIBUTING.md
  - README.md under release tooling

7) Cleanup of existing mis-tagged references (if present)
- Purpose: Remove any existing tags created from the wrong branch to prevent confusion.
- Actions:
  - Identify bad tags and delete them locally and remotely
  - Create or push the correct tag as the sole tag for the release
- Commands (adjust tag names to match what exists in your repo):
  - List suspicious tags:
    - 
      git tag --list | grep -E '^2\.0\.4$|^v2?\.0\.4$'
      
  - Delete wrong local tag(s):
    - 
      git tag -d 2.0.4
      git tag -d v2.0.4
      
  - Delete wrong remote tag(s):
    - 
      git push origin --delete 2.0.4
      git push origin --delete v2.0.4
      
  - Recreate the correct tag from the release branch (as per policy) and push:
    - 
      git checkout release/2.0.4
      git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4"
      git push origin "v2.0.4"
      

8) Rollout plan and verification
- Purpose: Roll changes safely with minimal disruption.
- Actions:
  - Phase 1: Local/CI-only dry-run in a non-producible environment
  - Phase 2: Staged rollout on a non-default release branch
  - Phase 3: Full rollout once approvals and tests pass
- Verification steps:
  - Confirm only a single tag exists for the release
  - Confirm the tag points to the HEAD of the release branch, not master
  - Confirm developers see consistent tag names in docs and tooling
- Quick checklist:
  - [ ] All release/tag scripts pass dry-run
  - [ ] CI tests cover release tagging path
  - [ ] Documentation updated
  - [ ] Old mis-tags cleaned up if present

9) Optional: add safeguards for future releases
- Purpose: Prevent recurrence of the issue.
- Options:
  - Enforce a pre-tag hook in CI that blocks tagging from master
  - Add a post-tag verification step in CI to ensure the tag is on the correct branch
  - Enforce a single source of truth for version numbers (centralized VERSION file or release notes)
  - Add a small script that can be run locally to validate the current state before attempting a release

If you want, I can tailor these steps to your exact repo layout (file names, workflow files, and scripts) once you share the relevant paths (e.g., where release.sh live, which CI you use, and the current tag naming convention).
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[DEBUG] RecommendSteps: OpenCode response received. Steps length=9964. Full steps:
**Concretely address issue #324: Tagging should originate from the release branch and use a single, consistent tag name**

1) Reproduce, locate, and validate the current tagging flow
- Purpose: Confirm where tags are created, and demonstrate the wrong behavior (tagging from master and duplicate tag without the prefix).
- Actions:
  - Inspect tag landscape and recent releases
  - Locate tagging logic in CI/scripts
  - Reproduce in a controlled environment
- Commands:
  - Show existing tags and their points
    - 
      git fetch --all --tags
      git tag --list --sort=-creatordate
      git describe --tags --abbrev=0
      
  - Find where release tagging is triggered
    - 
      grep -Rni "tag" .github .scripts .ci scripts || true
      
  - Identify default branches and release branches
    - 
      git remote show origin
      git symbolic-ref refs/remotes/origin/HEAD
      
  - If there are docs about releases, skim them
    - 
      ls -la README* docs || true
      rg -n "release|tag|version" -S docs README* || true
      

2) Define the desired tagging policy for releases
- Purpose: Create a single, consistent tagging rule to prevent regressions.
- Policy to adopt (customize to your project conventions):
  - Tag format: either vX.Y.Z or v.X.Y.Z per project convention (choose one and document clearly; avoid mixed formats).
  - Tag source: always create tags from the corresponding release branch (e.g., release/2.0.4) not from master.
  - One tag per release: only one tag per release version (no automatic duplicates like both vX.Y.Z and X.Y.Z).
  - Tag type: annotated tag with a descriptive message.
- Documentation to add/update:
  - CONTRIBUTING.md or docs/releases.md: “Tag naming: …; Tag base: …; How to verify tags.”
- Example wording to commit in docs:
  - “Release tags must be created from release/2.0.4 and must be annotated as: git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4". Only one tag per release.”

3) Implement the tagging policy: code changes in the release automation
- Purpose: Ensure tags are created from the proper branch, with the correct prefix, and no duplicates.
- Target: the release script or CI workflow that creates tags (e.g., release.sh, a GitHub Actions job, or a Makefile target).
- Key changes to implement:
  - Always checkout the release branch for the release version before tagging
  - Validate tag format (reject if not starting with the chosen prefix)
  - Ensure the tag does not already exist
  - Create an annotated tag and push only that tag
  - Fail early with a clear error if the base branch is not the expected release branch
- Example patch (adjust to your actual file names and variables)
  - If you have a release script (release.sh):
    - Before tagging, ensure on the release branch and validate:
      
      # Assume VERSION is set to 2.0.4 for release
      RELEASE_BRANCH="release/${VERSION}"
      TAG="v${VERSION}"         # adjust to your convention, e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4"

      # Fetch latest refs
      git fetch --all --tags

      # Ensure we are on the correct release branch
      if [ "$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)" != "$RELEASE_BRANCH" ]; then
        git checkout "$RELEASE_BRANCH" || { echo "Failed to switch to $RELEASE_BRANCH"; exit 1; }
      fi

      # Validate tag format
      if [[ "$TAG" != v* ]]; then
        echo "Tag format invalid: '$TAG'. Expected to start with 'v'."
        exit 1
      fi

      # Ensure tag does not already exist
      if git rev-parse -q --verify "refs/tags/$TAG" >/dev/null; then
        echo "Tag '$TAG' already exists. Aborting."
        exit 1
      fi

      # Create annotated tag and push
      git tag -a "$TAG" -m "Release ${VERSION} on ${RELEASE_BRANCH}"
      git push origin "$TAG" || { echo "Failed to push tag '$TAG'"; exit 1; }
      
  - If you use a GitHub Actions workflow (e.g., .github/workflows/release.yml):
    - Add steps to enforce branch, format, and single-tag policy:
      - Checkout: uses fetch-depth: 0 to see all refs
      - Set VERSION from release metadata
      - Validate branch:
        
        if [ "${{ github.ref_name }}" != "release/${{ env.VERSION }}" ]; then
          echo "Releases must be created from release/${{ env.VERSION }} branch"
          exit 1
        fi
        
      - Validate and create tag logic as above
- Notes:
  - Align with your existing versioning system (VERSION variable location, how release branches are named, how you pass version to scripts).

4) Add tests and validation for the new tagging flow
- Purpose: Prevent regressions and catch mis-tagging early.
- Tests to add:
  - Unit/integration test for the tagging function:
    - Create a dummy repo or a test workspace
    - Create a release/2.0.4 branch with a test commit
    - Run the tagging function in a dry-run or test mode
    - Assert:
      - Tag name conforms to policy (e.g., "v2.0.4" or "v.2.0.4")
      - Tag is created from the HEAD of release/2.0.4
      - No tag created on master
  - CI smoke test:
    - On push to a release/* branch, run the release script in dry-run mode and verify:
      - It would create a single, correctly named tag
      - It would not modify master
- Example test script outline (adjust to your language/stack)
  - 
    # tests/release_tagging_test.sh
    set -euo pipefail
    git init test-release-repo
    cd test-release-repo
    git config user.email "ci@example.com"
    git config user.name "CI"
    git checkout -b release/2.0.4
    echo "change" > file.txt; git add file.txt; git commit -m "dummy release commit"
    VERSION=2.0.4
    # Call your tagging function in dry-run mode if available
    ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
    # Verify no tag yet
    if git tag --list | grep -q "^v2.0.4$"; then echo "Tag should not exist yet"; exit 1; fi
    
- CI integration:
  - Add a workflow job that runs on pull_request or push to release/ branches to exercise the tagging logic in a safe, non-pushing mode.

5) Integrate checks into CI: guardrails and visibility
- Purpose: Prevent wrongful tagging in real PRs or releases.
- Actions:
  - Add a CI job that runs the tagging script in a dry-run mode on each release branch PRs
  - Add a final verification step after tagging (in dry-run) that asserts:
    - The tag would be created as the single tag
    - The tag points to the correct commit on the release branch
  - If using GitHub Actions, add a step to fail the workflow if the branch is master or if the tag would be created from the wrong base
- Example workflow snippet (pseudo):
  - 
    jobs:
      dry-run-release-tag:
        runs-on: ubuntu-latest
        if: startsWith(github.ref, 'refs/heads/release/')
        steps:
          - uses: actions/checkout@v4
            with: { fetch-depth: 0 }
          - name: Dry-run tag
            run: |
              VERSION=${{ env.VERSION }}
              ./scripts/release.sh --dry-run --version "$VERSION"
              # Additional verification commands
  - 

6) Documentation updates and conventions
- Purpose: Ensure contributors follow the policy and future-proof the process.
- Actions:
  - Update docs: RELEASES.md or docs/releases.md with:
    - Tag naming policy
    - Branch policy for tagging (release/*)
    - What happens in automatic releases and how to trigger a release
  - Update CONTRIBUTING.md with a short “Tagging rules” section
  - Add a small README note in scripts/release.sh or the release tooling directory describing:
    - Expected environment variables
    - How to run in dry-run mode
    - Where to find logs
- Files to touch (adjust to your repo):
  - docs/releases.md
  - CONTRIBUTING.md
  - README.md under release tooling

7) Cleanup of existing mis-tagged references (if present)
- Purpose: Remove any existing tags created from the wrong branch to prevent confusion.
- Actions:
  - Identify bad tags and delete them locally and remotely
  - Create or push the correct tag as the sole tag for the release
- Commands (adjust tag names to match what exists in your repo):
  - List suspicious tags:
    - 
      git tag --list | grep -E '^2\.0\.4$|^v2?\.0\.4$'
      
  - Delete wrong local tag(s):
    - 
      git tag -d 2.0.4
      git tag -d v2.0.4
      
  - Delete wrong remote tag(s):
    - 
      git push origin --delete 2.0.4
      git push origin --delete v2.0.4
      
  - Recreate the correct tag from the release branch (as per policy) and push:
    - 
      git checkout release/2.0.4
      git tag -a "v2.0.4" -m "Release v2.0.4"
      git push origin "v2.0.4"
      

8) Rollout plan and verification
- Purpose: Roll changes safely with minimal disruption.
- Actions:
  - Phase 1: Local/CI-only dry-run in a non-producible environment
  - Phase 2: Staged rollout on a non-default release branch
  - Phase 3: Full rollout once approvals and tests pass
- Verification steps:
  - Confirm only a single tag exists for the release
  - Confirm the tag points to the HEAD of the release branch, not master
  - Confirm developers see consistent tag names in docs and tooling
- Quick checklist:
  - [ ] All release/tag scripts pass dry-run
  - [ ] CI tests cover release tagging path
  - [ ] Documentation updated
  - [ ] Old mis-tags cleaned up if present

9) Optional: add safeguards for future releases
- Purpose: Prevent recurrence of the issue.
- Options:
  - Enforce a pre-tag hook in CI that blocks tagging from master
  - Add a post-tag verification step in CI to ensure the tag is on the correct branch
  - Enforce a single source of truth for version numbers (centralized VERSION file or release notes)
  - Add a small script that can be run locally to validate the current state before attempting a release

If you want, I can tailor these steps to your exact repo layout (file names, workflow files, and scripts) once you share the relevant paths (e.g., where release.sh live, which CI you use, and the current tag naming convention).
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🐛 Bugfix News

Changes on branch bugfix/324-wrong-tag-names:

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• 1cf42df by Efra Espada (@efraespada)

Refactor version handling in release and tag creation to remove 'v' prefix from version strings. Update documentation to reflect changes in tag creation process and clarify version formatting.

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• 293d5ba by Efra Espada (@efraespada)

Update version format in createRelease tests to include 'v' prefix for consistency

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