Switch to CalVer and bump version to 26.8.0 - #313
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Cargo enforces strict SemVer with no leading zeros, so the month is unpadded (2026.8.1, not 2026.08.1). Updates the release process docs to match.
Switches from 2026.8.1 to 26.8.0: YY.M.MICRO with MICRO starting at 0.
sergey-borovkov
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Aug 28, 2026
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What
Switches versioning from SemVer to CalVer:
YY.M.MICRO(two-digit year, unpadded month, micro starting at0). First release under the new scheme:26.8.0.Why
Cargo parses
Cargo.toml'sversionas strict SemVer, which rejects leading zeros — confirmed26.08.0failscargo checkwhile26.8.0doesn't. So the month stays unpadded everywhere: Cargo.toml, git tag, and--versionoutput all match.Changes
Cargo.toml,Cargo.lock,action.yml,Dockerfile→26.8.0## Release Processrewritten forYY.M.MICRO, with the leading-zero caveat and how to pick the nextMICRO