Release commands now handle mixed version formats consistently, making changelog automation more robust. The bundled GitHub Actions workflows are updated to Node 24-compatible action versions, keeping CI aligned with GitHub’s runtime transition.
🔧 Changes
Section titled “🔧 Changes”Node 24-ready GitHub Actions workflows
Section titled “Node 24-ready GitHub Actions workflows”The bundled GitHub Actions workflows now use Node 24-compatible action versions, which keeps CI, release, and publishing automation aligned with GitHub’s runtime transition. The release and sync workflows also mint GitHub App installation tokens without relying on a deprecated JavaScript action.
🐞 Bug Fixes
Section titled “🐞 Bug Fixes”More robust release version normalization
Section titled “More robust release version normalization”Mar 11, 2026 · @mavam, @pi · cli python
Release commands and the Python API now handle release versions more consistently when changelog data mixes tag-style versions such as v1.2.3 with bare semantic versions such as 1.2.3. This improves compatibility with existing changelog histories and makes release automation more reliable across commands that inspect, create, show, and publish releases.