release: v0.5.1 - #16
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Why now
Zenodo's GitHub integration has been enabled for this repository. Zenodo only archives
releases published after the toggle is switched on — existing tags are not picked up
retroactively — so a new release is what actually mints the DOI.
This is not a no-op release. It ships the
CITATION.cff0.4.0→0.5.0 correction (the file claimed a version the project had not shipped for a month),.zenodo.json, and the new citation version gate.What
pyproject.toml0.5.0→v0.5.1CITATION.cffdate-releasedbumped to matchCHANGELOG.md[0.5.1]sectionThe
citationCI job added earlier today enforces thatCITATION.cffandpyproject.tomlagree, so this PR cannot go green with a half-done bump.After merge
Pushing the
v0.5.1tag triggers the release workflow (PyPI via Trusted Publishing) and theGitHub release, which is what Zenodo listens for. That step is irreversible — a PyPI
version cannot be reused — so I have not tagged anything. Say the word and I will, or
tag it yourself:
Once Zenodo mints the DOIs, send them over and I will add the badges and the
identifiers:block toCITATION.cff.🤖 Generated with Claude Code