fix(release): parse pyproject version with awk (macOS sed compat)#36
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fix(release): parse pyproject version with awk (macOS sed compat)#36
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BSD sed on macOS doesn't recognize `\s` as a whitespace class. The version-extract regex silently fell through and returned the whole matched line, so the script tried to create tag `vversion = "0.2.3"` and aborted at the CHANGELOG lookup. Replaced with an awk one-liner that splits on `"` and picks field 2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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One-line fix. BSD sed on macOS doesn't treat `\s` as a whitespace class, so the version extraction in `scripts/release.sh` silently returned the whole matched line instead of just the version number. The script then tried to create a tag literally named `vversion = "0.2.3"` and aborted at the CHANGELOG lookup.
Replaced the sed regex with an awk one-liner that splits on `"` and picks field 2 — portable across GNU and BSD.
Found while attempting to cut the 0.2.3 release.