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[QA] Version drift in code / releases / pypi #1262

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there's a version mismatch from PyPi and this GitHub.

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  1. github-actions commented on Jun 15, 2026

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  2. Shashankss1205 commented on Aug 13, 2026

    @Shashankss1205
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    Checked this against current state — the three sources now agree:

    PyPI latest      : 0.5.7
    pyproject.toml   : 0.5.7
    latest git tag   : v0.5.7
    

    The version now lives in exactly one place (version = "..." in pyproject.toml) and the CLI reads it from installed package metadata rather than a separately-maintained constant, so the two can't drift apart the way they did when you filed this.

    Closing as resolved. If you see a mismatch again, please reopen with the two versions you're seeing — note that a stale local install will report its own metadata version rather than the repo's, which is a common false positive here (I hit exactly that while checking). Thanks for flagging it.

  3. moved this from Backlog tasks to Done in CGC Progress Boardon Aug 13, 2026
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