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Not super important, but we use the version number in some places (eg showing the user what version circuit tracer was used to generate). I changed it to 0.5.2 because if this is deployed then the new tag would be updated? Or maybe we overwrite 0.5.1 tag. I'm fine with either solution!

Also I wonder if there should be an automated way to update this

Not super important, but we use the version number in some places (eg showing the user what version circuit tracer was used to generate). I changed it to 0.5.2 because if this is deployed then the new tag would be updated? Or maybe we overwrite 0.5.1 tag. I'm fine with either solution!

Also I wonder if there should be an automated way to update this
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hijohnnylin requested a review from hannamw July 15, 2026 06:08
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hannamw commented Jul 16, 2026

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Thanks for flagging this! It looks like I've missed bumping the version in the pyproject a couple of times now.

Chatting with Claude, it sounds like we can just change the pyproject to use hatch-vcs to update the version dynamically according to the latest tag - would that work for you? That way, there's no risk of forgetting to update the version / tag anymore.

If so, I'll get on that by this weekend!

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That works, thanks!

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hannamw commented Jul 18, 2026

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Fixed by #110

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