fix: replace existing calver release instead of skipping#30
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When multiple pushes to main happen on the same day, the version job was skipping the build because the tag already existed. Now it deletes the stale release and rebuilds, so the latest code is always released. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
gh release delete --cleanup-tagto remove the stale release before buildingWhy
Multiple pushes to main on the same day caused the version job to output an empty tag (since the release already existed), which skipped the entire build matrix. This meant only the first push of the day produced a release — subsequent merges were silently ignored.
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v2026.3.1release from earlier)v2026.3.1and re-create it with the latest codeupdate-caskjob should update the cask with fresh sha256 hashes🤖 Generated with Claude Code