release: v0.10.0 -- supersede the never-published v0.9.1 - #141
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v0.9.1 was tagged and signed (commit edd2ea1) but its GitHub Release object was never created, so pypi-publish.yml never ran: PyPI's latest published version stayed 0.9.0 (#136). Sixteen PRs landed on main after that tag, including validator-behavior changes (fail-closed unreadable-file handling in TODS-E301/E303 and companion-GTFS reference checks, diff/batch coverage- manifest fixes, a new TODS-E207 rule) and a Python floor raise to >=3.12 (#72), so re-publishing the number 0.9.1 would misdescribe what ships. 0.10.0, not 1.0.0: the repo is still Beta (README, pyproject classifiers) and docs/v1-contract-audit.md reserves v1.0.0 for a conformance-only release after the contract snapshot has gone unchanged for a full cycle -- this release adds a rule and changes coverage-manifest behavior, so it does not qualify. Per REL-05 (pre-1.0 SemVer may break in MINOR), the Python floor bump alone justifies the MINOR bump over a PATCH. Bumps pyproject.toml, CITATION.cff, uv.lock, the two stale @v0.9.1 pins in README.md, and the .pre-commit-hooks.yaml example pin. Converts CHANGELOG's Unreleased section into a dated v0.10.0 section explaining the version jump. Updates WVR-002's project_version to 0.10.0 so the playground-pin waiver keeps naming the exact, current gap (pin stays 0.9.0 until the follow-up PR repins it post-publish); the waiver itself is retired once this release is confirmed on PyPI, not in this PR. v0.9.1's tag is left signed and unmoved; it is simply not the version anyone should install. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Chelsea Kelly-Reif <3114598+ChelseaKR@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
v0.9.1was tagged and signed (commitedd2ea1) but its GitHub Release object was never created, sopypi-publish.ymlnever ran: PyPI's latest published version stayed 0.9.0 (v0.9.1 was tagged and signed but never actually released: PyPI and Docker still serve v0.9.0 #136).mainafter that tag, including validator-behavior changes (fail-closed unreadable-file handling inTODS-E301/TODS-E303and companion-GTFS reference checks,diff/batchcoverage-manifest fixes, a newTODS-E207rule) and a Python floor raise to>=3.12(chore: raise Python floor to >=3.12 (CQ-01 / CAL-02) #72). Re-publishing the number0.9.1would misdescribe what actually ships, so this cuts0.10.0instead.0.10.0and not1.0.0: the repo is still Beta (README,pyproject.tomlclassifiers), anddocs/v1-contract-audit.mdreservesv1.0.0for a conformance-only release after the contract snapshot has gone unchanged for a full release cycle -- this release adds a rule and changes coverage-manifest behavior, so it does not qualify. Perdocs/standards/RELEASE-AND-VERSIONING-STANDARD.mdREL-05 (pre-1.0 SemVer may break in MINOR), the Python floor bump alone justifies MINOR over PATCH.v0.9.1's tag is left signed and unmoved; it's simply not the version anyone should install.Changes
pyproject.toml,CITATION.cff,uv.lock: version 0.9.1 -> 0.10.0.CHANGELOG.md: Unreleased section becomes a dated## v0.10.0 - 2026-08-21section, with a new paragraph explaining the version-jump reasoning above. Fresh empty Unreleased section added.README.md,.pre-commit-hooks.yaml: two stale@v0.9.1pin examples updated to@v0.10.0.waivers.yml(WVR-002):project_versionupdated to0.10.0so the playground-pin waiver keeps naming the exact current gap. The playground pin itself stays at0.9.0in this PR -- it gets repinned to0.10.0, and the waiver retired, in a follow-up PR once this release is confirmed live on PyPI (not before).Test plan
make verifygreen locally: lockfile, lint, format, typecheck, test (664 passed, 91.71% coverage), docs-check, contract-check, i18n-check, audit, secrets, npm-audit, a11y, citation.tests/test_playground.py::test_playground_installs_this_projects_versionpasses (waiver now correctly names the 0.9.0/0.10.0 gap).v0.10.0(signed), create the GitHub Release, verify PyPI publish, then a follow-up PR repins the playground and retires WVR-002.Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com