fix(sync-mkdocs): never bump a nav label's ref backwards - #149
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When the SSOT keeps several patch releases of the same minor (e.g. control plane 0.10.1 and 0.10.0), both collapse onto one nav label (v0.10). The ref-update check only compared refs for inequality, so the older entry rewrote the label back to its own ref -- PR #148 proposed release/v0.10.1 -> release/v0.10.0. Add ref_version() and require the new ref to sort strictly newer than the existing one before queueing an update.
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In @.github/workflows/sync-mkdocs.yml:
- Around line 296-303: The update-generation logic must retain only the
highest-version candidate for each (nu, covering_label) pair before queueing
replacements, rather than comparing every candidate against the original
existing_ref. Update the relevant replacement loop around
is_standard_ref/ref_version so multiple candidates collapse to the greatest
version, and add regression coverage verifying both SSOT entry orders produce
the same final reference.
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Each SSOT entry was compared against the same pre-existing ref, so when a label covers several candidate versions (0.10.1 and 0.10.2 both map to v0.10) every one of them queued an update. The apply step keys its rewrite on old_ref, which only the first item still matches, so the landed ref depended on SSOT ordering and the drift report overcounted. Keep only the highest new_ref per (url, label).
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Confirmed and fixed in 046f67d. Reproduced the ordering dependency: with three SSOT entries (0.10.0, 0.10.1, 0.10.2) against a Fix: collapse Regression check over all 6 permutations now yields 1 queued update and a final ref of |
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sync-mkdocsproposed a downgrade in #148:The SSOT keeps several patch releases of the same minor, and they all collapse onto one nav label:
upstream_branchpgedge-control-plane-0101release/v0.10.1v0.10pgedge-control-plane-0100release/v0.10.0v0.10The drift loop walks entries in file order.
0.10.1matches what's already inmkdocs.ymland is skipped. Then0.10.0finds covering labelv0.10, sees its ref differs, and — because the check only tested inequality plus "both refs look standard" — queues a rewrite back to its own older ref.Nothing compared the two versions, and nothing remembered the label had just been satisfied by a newer entry. Any product whose
max_versionsretains multiple patch releases of one minor hits this, and it flaps on every run.Fix
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ref_version()(stripsrelease/andv, reuses the existingversion_key) and require the new ref to sort strictly newer before queueing a ref update. Labels can now only move forward.Verification
release/v0.10.1release/v0.10.0release/v0.10.0release/v0.10.1release/v0.8.0release/v0.8.1release/v0.9.0release/v0.10.0v0.6.2-docsrelease/v0.6.3Summary by CodeRabbit
release/andvprefixes.