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Trigger v0.7.1 compiler release#974

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To test fixes for #954 and #955

greenhat and others added 6 commits February 12, 2026 11:26
Merge the main branch into the next branch after the release
chore: fix the release tag discovering in the release CI job
After merging a release PR, until the release is actually “published”
(registry/tag), `release-pr` is expected (by design) to consider the
bumped-but-unpublished state and may generate a new PR (typically to
refresh changelog content). Running `release-pr` in parallel
with (or immediately after) `release` can produce the duplicate PRs
chore: run the `release` CI job after the successful `publish` CI job
@greenhat greenhat requested a review from mooori February 19, 2026 09:30
# `cargo-miden` owns the GitHub release/tag (see `release-plz.toml`), and it uses an
# unprefixed tag name like `v0.7.0`. Other crates may report prefixed tags (e.g.
# `midenc-v0.7.0`) which do not correspond to an actual GitHub release.
release_tag=$(echo "${RELEASES}" | jq -r '.[] | select(.package_name == "cargo-miden") | .tag' | head -n1)
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Might add a sorting step if there's a chance of having multiple matches for the select.

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Good point! It should be only one package named cargo-miden.

@greenhat greenhat merged commit ce0ae13 into main Feb 19, 2026
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