What happens
.github/workflows/eo-version-up.yml (lines 21-24) bumps only eo-version.txt when a new objectionary/eo release comes out. home-tag.txt is never touched by any workflow (grep -rn "home-tag" .github/ finds nothing).
Git history confirms the automated bump commits touch a single file:
$ git log --oneline -12 -- eo-version.txt
bacf6a2 new version of eo maven plugin
1c20008 new version of eo maven plugin (#975)
9031991 new version of eo maven plugin
...
$ git log --oneline -12 -- home-tag.txt
(none of the above commits appear here)
This is exactly the situation issue #982 diagnosed: "eo-version.txt was bumped to 0.61.0 in commit 9031991 while home-tag.txt stayed at 0.59.7", which broke the itest build. That issue was closed by manually realigning the two files by hand, but the workflow that caused the drift was never changed, and there is still no CI guard asserting the two files agree.
What should happen
Either eo-version-up.yml should bump home-tag.txt alongside eo-version.txt in the same commit, or a CI check should fail the build when the two files disagree. As it stands, the next automatic version bump will reintroduce the exact failure #982 already diagnosed once.
What happens
.github/workflows/eo-version-up.yml(lines 21-24) bumps onlyeo-version.txtwhen a newobjectionary/eorelease comes out.home-tag.txtis never touched by any workflow (grep -rn "home-tag" .github/finds nothing).Git history confirms the automated bump commits touch a single file:
This is exactly the situation issue #982 diagnosed: "
eo-version.txtwas bumped to0.61.0in commit9031991whilehome-tag.txtstayed at0.59.7", which broke theitestbuild. That issue was closed by manually realigning the two files by hand, but the workflow that caused the drift was never changed, and there is still no CI guard asserting the two files agree.What should happen
Either
eo-version-up.ymlshould bumphome-tag.txtalongsideeo-version.txtin the same commit, or a CI check should fail the build when the two files disagree. As it stands, the next automatic version bump will reintroduce the exact failure #982 already diagnosed once.