release

Create a PR with branch name release/v$ARGUMENTS containing only these changes:

1. Update version in pyproject.toml and src/dippy/__init__.py
2. Run uv sync -U to update dependencies
3. Run /verify-counts and update any STALE or FAIL claims

No other changes—no refactors, no fixes, no documentation updates.

Changelog

Generate release notes from commits since the last tag:

git log $(git describe --tags --abbrev=0)..HEAD --oneline

Focus on what matters to users:

• New features and capabilities
• Breaking changes or behavior changes
• Group all bug fixes as "Various bug fixes" (don't itemize)
• If Parable was updated, just say "Bump Parable version"
• Omit internal refactors, test changes, and CI updates

Put the changelog in the PR body. The workflow extracts it for the GitHub release.

Run just check before pushing. PR title: Release v$ARGUMENTS

After merge

Tag, push, and clean up:

git checkout main && git pull && git tag v$ARGUMENTS && git push --tags && git push origin --delete release/v$ARGUMENTS

The tag triggers a workflow that creates the GitHub release and updates the Homebrew tap.