fix: Read bash VERSION as env var in Python workflow script#9
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The previous Python one-liner attempted to use `{VERSION}` as an f-string, but `VERSION` was a bash variable. This correctly passes the bash variable as an environment variable into Python to ensure the regex successfully finds and updates it.
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Summary
Fixes the
Set version infostep in the GitHub Actions workflow.Context
The previous attempt to replace
sedwith Python failed because it tried to evaluate a Python f-string ({VERSION}) referencing a Bash variable that Python didn't know about.Approach
By explicitly passing
VERSIONas an environment variable (VERSION="$VERSION" python -c ...), the Python script can safely read it viaos.environ.get('VERSION')and correctly inject the version string into__init__.py.