fix: reconcile version sources on 2.2.0, enforce in CI, and record the dependency work - #255
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The dependency, CI and tooling changes that cleared this repo Dependabot alerts landed without a changelog entry. This adds them in the format this changelog uses. No version bump: the changes are confined to dev dependencies, CI and tooling. No shipped PHP or built asset changed, so there is no enqueued asset version to bust either.
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WalkthroughThe change aligns all plugin version sources on ChangesVersion and release tooling
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Defer this version-alignment and CI/tooling change because it documents dependency work and adds repository validation without a shipped product change. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change aligns plugin version metadata and adds CI validation, but the check can still pass if the README version source is removed, and release-note wording concerns remain. These are bounded maintenance and documentation risks that should be addressed before relying on the new validation as complete. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@changelog.md`:
- Line 6: Update the changelog wording to describe the Dependabot packages as
“constrained with overrides” rather than “pinned,” since the package.json
entries use caret ranges; retain the listed package names and versions without
claiming they are exact lockfile versions.
- Line 9: Update the changelog entry’s description of the previous Node range:
replace the claim that “>=18.0.0” was unsatisfiable with precise wording that it
was too broad for the resolved toolchain, while preserving the surrounding Node,
npm, lockfile, and .nvmrc details.
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The four places this plugin states its version disagreed: plugin header 2.2 readme Stable tag 2.2 version constant 2.2.0 package.json behind both Only 2.2.0 has ever existed as a git tag, and 10up/action-wordpress-plugin-deploy derives the WordPress.org SVN tag from the git tag, so `Stable tag: 2.2` pointed at a tag that was never created. 2.2.0 is therefore the correct value and all four sources now use it. Added scripts/check-version-sync.mjs, wired up as `npm run lint:version` and run in CI on every push and pull request. It reads all four sources, prints each with its value, and exits non-zero when they disagree. Drift is now a failing check rather than something to notice by eye.
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- Describes the overrides as caret ranges, which set a patched floor, rather than as exact pins. - States the Node and npm requirements separately: .nvmrc pins Node only, so the npm floor is set independently in engines. - Replaces the claim that engines >=18.0.0 was unsatisfiable with what is actually demonstrable, that it was far broader than the resolved toolchain supports.
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In `@scripts/check-version-sync.mjs`:
- Around line 44-45: Update the README discovery and validation in the
version-sync check so a missing case-insensitive README.txt is treated as a
required-source failure and exits nonzero; retain the existing Stable tag
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A missing readme was skipped rather than recorded, so lint:version would pass after readme.txt was renamed or removed, silently dropping the WordPress.org Stable tag from the set of sources being validated. It is now recorded as a null source, which fails the check. Verified: exits 1 with readme.txt absent, 0 with it present.
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Two things: the changelog entry that the dependency and tooling work merged
without, and a proper fix for the version drift.
Changelog
Adds the dependency, CI and tooling changes under
Unreleased, in the formatthis changelog already uses.
Version drift, fixed rather than noted
The four places this plugin states its version disagreed:
2.22.2.0Stable tag2.22.2.02.2.02.2.0package.json2.2.02.2.0is the correct value: it is the only2.2.xtag that has everexisted, and
10up/action-wordpress-plugin-deployderives the WordPress.orgSVN tag from the git tag.
Stable tag: 2.2therefore pointed at a tag that wasnever created.
So it cannot drift again
scripts/check-version-sync.mjs, wired up asnpm run lint:versionand run inCI on every push and pull request. It reads all four sources, prints each with
its value, and exits non-zero when they disagree:
No release is cut here. The version numbers are corrected to describe what has
already shipped, and the dependency work itself remains dev-only, with no
shipped PHP or built asset changed.
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