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`task check` asserted plugin.json's version EQUALS the latest tag. `git describe` is local-only, so any checkout that had not fetched the tag CI just pushed went red on a commit that was correct — three times in one backlog session, on the loop push → CI tags and pushes the bump → pull → red until you also fetch tags. The fault the assertion exists for is the manifest failing to move: a release whose manifest still names the old version, so no installed host ever sees the update. That is manifest < tag. Ahead is normal and is now quiet. Ordering needed a real comparison, and bin/doctor had already grown one for #30, so it moves to bin/newer-version with its own tests rather than existing twice. Seven cases including the lexical trap (0.8.10 beats 0.8.9) and a missing component counting as zero. Verified by mutation: manifest 0.1.0 against tag v0.9.0 exits 201 naming both versions; manifest 9.9.9 exits 0; the real tree exits 0. Closes #34 Bump-Type: patch
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#!/bin/sh
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# newer-version A B — echo whichever of two dotted versions sorts higher.
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# Equal versions echo A. Missing components count as zero, so 0.9 == 0.9.0.
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#
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# Exists because two callers need ordering rather than equality:
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# - bin/doctor, comparing the installed plugin generation against the newest
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# manifest on the host (#30);
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# - task check, which must fail when plugin.json is BEHIND the latest tag and
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# stay quiet when it is ahead — the normal state on a checkout that has not
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# fetched the tag CI just pushed (#34).
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#
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# sort -V would do it in one line and is not portable enough for this fleet.
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set -u
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[ $# -eq 2 ] || { echo "usage: newer-version A B" >&2; exit 2; }
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printf '%s\n%s\n' "$1" "$2" | awk -F. '
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{ raw[NR] = $0; for (i = 1; i <= 3; i++) n[NR, i] = ($i == "" ? 0 : $i + 0) }
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END {
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for (i = 1; i <= 3; i++) {
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if (n[1, i] > n[2, i]) { print raw[1]; exit }
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if (n[1, i] < n[2, i]) { print raw[2]; exit }
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}
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print raw[1]
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}'
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