docs: pin the README to v2.15.0, and make that a standing check - #546
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The README's pre-commit snippets still named v2.12.2, three releases behind: 2.13.0, 2.13.4 and 2.14.0 had all shipped since. They are the first thing a new user copies, and the staleness is invisible -- the snippet keeps working, it just installs an older release than the page around it describes. Nothing in the test suite reads these pins, which is how they drifted that far. All three now name v2.15.0, the release being prepared. That is deliberately ahead of the tag: the release is published before this merges. AGENTS.md gains the check as a standing rule rather than a release-time one -- look up the released version, compare it against every pin in the README, and fix any that disagree in the same pull request. It also records two things that are easy to get wrong: a draft release is not released, and .pre-commit-config.yaml is deliberately excluded, because pre-commit resolves that pin against real tags at CI time, so pointing it at an unpublished version breaks the build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 15-17: Update the command examples in AGENTS.md, including the
curl/python example and the commands around lines 23–25, to remove standalone
shell prompts such as “$” or add representative output so they no longer trigger
markdownlint MD014.
- Line 19: Update the release guidance near the releases-page reference to
remove the claim that draft releases have no tag or package, and explicitly
direct readers to consult only a published GitHub release; preserve the existing
answer-finding context.
In `@README.md`:
- Line 64: Publish the v2.15.0 Git tag and corresponding package before merging,
so all three README pre-commit configuration snippets resolve successfully.
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…style Review found the draft-release note stating more than is true. It said a draft "has no tag and no package", and neither half holds in general: a draft can be saved against a tag that already exists, and publishing to PyPI is a separate step from publishing the GitHub release. The advice was right and the reason was wrong, which in a rule an agent follows is the worse half to get wrong -- it invites checking for a tag and concluding the version is out. The rule now turns on published versus draft, and says what actually has to be true before a version can be pinned: the tag exists, because that is what pre-commit resolves rev: against, and PyPI has the version, because that is what installs. The command blocks also switch from ```console with '$ ' prompts to ```bash with bare commands, which is what README.md does in all five of its blocks. AGENTS.md had no code blocks before this branch, so the prompts were not this repository's style, they were mine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01U9zFxq8V4qxG4aMzJhGBFn
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Release preparation for v2.15.0, plus the rule that should have caught the drift.
The README was three releases behind
All three pre-commit snippets named
v2.12.2— 2.13.0, 2.13.4 and 2.14.0 had shipped since. They are the first thing a new user copies, and the staleness is invisible: the snippet keeps working, it just installs an older release than the page around it describes. Nothing in the test suite reads these pins, which is how they drifted that far without anything going red.All three now name v2.15.0, the release being prepared. That is deliberately ahead of the tag — publish first, then merge.
The standing rule
AGENTS.mdgains the check as a rule that applies to every change, not just release preparation: look up the released version, compare it against everyrev:in the README, and fix any that disagree in the same pull request.Two things it records because they are easy to get wrong:
.pre-commit-config.yamlis deliberately excluded. That pin is this repository running its own hooks, and pre-commit resolves it against real tags when CI runs, so pointing it at an unpublished version breaks the build. It currently sits atv2.11.0and can be bumped once v2.15.0 exists — I have left it alone here rather than break the build to fix a cosmetic lag.Checks
Documentation and guidelines only; no code, no test changes. The README diff is three
rev:lines.Generated by Claude Code
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commit-checkreleasev2.15.0.