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Require a version bump on every PR - #28
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GitHub Packages rejects a second publish of one version, so the publish job on main fails whenever a PR merges without bumping build.sbt. A new CI job runs scripts/check-version-bump on each PR and fails when the version matches main. Bump to 0.0.16 so the next publish succeeds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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build.sbtsets the same version as main.Why
GitHub Packages rejects a second publish of one version. PR #26 published 0.0.15. PR #27 merged at that same version, so the publish job on main failed. The new job catches that before merge, and the bump lets the next publish succeed.
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