Serialize release workflow to prevent major-tag race conditions#1266
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[WIP] Fix release workflow to serialize major tag updates
Serialize release workflow to prevent major-tag race conditions
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The release workflow force-updates floating major tags (
v0,v1) without serialization. Concurrent releases can race on the same major tag, potentially leaving it at an unintended commit.Changes
Added workflow-level
concurrencyblock to.github/workflows/release.yml:This serializes all release runs. The global group prevents concurrent execution;
cancel-in-progress: falseensures queued releases complete sequentially rather than being cancelled.