ci: fix version compute on empty tag set (unblocks v0.1.0)#21
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With set -o pipefail, grep exits 1 when no tags match, which failed the whole
'latest=...' pipeline — exactly the fresh-start case (no tags) that should yield
v0.1.0. Wrap the grep in { grep ... || true; } so an empty match is benign.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After wiping all tags, the release run failed in Compute next version: under
pipefail,grep -E "$tagpat"exits 1 on no match, failing thelatest=...pipeline before it could setnext=0.1.0. Wrapped the grep in{ grep … || true; }.Verified: empty tag set →
latest=""→next=0.1.0, exit 0.Merging this triggers
release.ymlon master with no tags → it publishes the freshv0.1.0. (Same latent bug exists in the toolchain'svendor.yml, but dormant there since it always has tags — worth a follow-up patch.)