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A change that ships without a version bump reaches nobody, and nothing tells you. Ten minutes in a throwaway directory to see it happen, and then catch it.

A change that ships without a version bump reaches nobody, and nothing tells you. Ten minutes in a throwaway directory to see it happen, and then catch it.

Three HIGH advisories deep in a Rust dependency tree, a one-line fix that changed nothing, and eleven minor bumps that were never mine to make.

A standard-library security fix forced a Go version bump, and then the release failed because the build image shipped an older toolchain.

Moving off tag-on-merge releases, where a release is a side effect of merging, to a model where the release is itself a reviewable change.

A CI component gated on the default branch fired on every Renovate schedule too, because a scheduled run is also on the default branch.
