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CHANGELOG / git tags describe releases through 0.0.10.
Auto-tag flow manages tags separately, but package metadata and CHANGELOG head remain confusing for pub consumers.
Suggested fix
Rebase chore/repo-hardening onto latest develop and resolve CHANGELOG by keeping the union of both histories.
Decide whether pubspec.yaml should track the latest tag (or next unreleased version) or document why it stays at 0.0.1 under the auto-release model.
Severity
Follow-up only — Git will surface the CHANGELOG conflict at merge time; not a silent production bug. Still worth fixing before/during merge so release notes are not dropped.
Context
Follow-up from review of #28
Evidence
Branch lag / CHANGELOG rewrite
CHANGELOG.mdstarting at## 0.0.8and fills 0.0.1–0.0.7.origin/developalready has## 0.0.10and## 0.0.9(from feat(status): expose cached device status for unseeded-device detection #29 / fix(android): align native libs to 16 KB pages #30).CHANGELOG.mdas changed in both; tags exist throughv0.0.10.developand keep 0.0.9 / 0.0.10 entries while retaining the backfilled 0.0.2–0.0.7 history.pubspec version still 0.0.1
pubspec.yaml:3→version: 0.0.1(unchanged by chore: harden repo CI, docs, license and native logging #28; pre-existing on develop).Suggested fix
chore/repo-hardeningonto latestdevelopand resolve CHANGELOG by keeping the union of both histories.pubspec.yamlshould track the latest tag (or next unreleased version) or document why it stays at 0.0.1 under the auto-release model.Severity
Follow-up only — Git will surface the CHANGELOG conflict at merge time; not a silent production bug. Still worth fixing before/during merge so release notes are not dropped.