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auto_apply_plugin_metadata.py asked "what version is already released?" by reading the category manifest out of the PR's own working tree. Once ci-apply.yml has pushed its "[ci] apply-plugin-metadata-and-formatting" commit back to the PR branch, that tree already lists the version being added - so the check compared the new version against itself and raised "Version cant be lower or equal than the previous version." That fires on every re-run of PR Check: the one ci-apply.yml's own push triggers, and any run caused by a contributor pushing a follow-up commit. Published state now comes from the base branch instead, read with `git show $PLUGMAN_BASE_REF:<manifest>` (ci-check.yml supplies the PR base sha; local runs fall back to origin/main, then to the working tree). The writer is idempotent to match: a version entry that is already stamped and still matches the plugin's md5sum is left alone rather than reset to null. An entry whose md5sum has drifted is still reset, which implements the TODO this replaces - a contributor can keep iterating on an unpublished version during review without bumping it every round. Bump enforcement against published versions is unchanged. Version comparison and ordering switch to the existing get_comparable_version_tuple_from_string; versioning_tools.semantic_to_str ordered 1.0.10 below 1.0.9 and silently truncated 3-digit components. |
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