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Removes followTag: "v1" from the org-workflow Renovate rule. The org tag-protection ruleset forbids re-pointing v* tags, so v1 froze at the v1.1.0 commit and the followed tag silently froze all org-workflow SHA-pin updates. Plain semver tracking of the immutable vX.Y.Z release tags restores update delivery.

Companion to ByronWilliamsCPA/.github#244 (v1 tag retirement) and ByronWilliamsCPA/.claude#251 (CI-057 inversion). Satisfies the inverted CI-057.

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Pull request overview

Updates Renovate configuration to restore delivery of updates for org reusable workflow SHA pins by removing followTag behavior that can freeze when a floating major tag is immutable.

Changes:

  • Removes followTag: "v1" from the org-workflow GitHub Actions package rule to prevent pinned SHAs from freezing.
  • Updates the rule’s description to document the tag-protection/immutability rationale.
  • Adds explicit versioning configuration for the rule.

Comment thread renovate.json
"automerge": false,
"groupName": "Org Workflow SHAs"
"groupName": "Org Workflow SHAs",
"versioning": "semver"
The org tag-protection ruleset forbids re-pointing v* tags, so the
floating v1 tag froze at the v1.1.0 commit; followTag "v1" therefore
froze all org-workflow SHA-pin updates at v1.1.0-era code. Plain semver
tracking of the immutable vX.Y.Z release tags (cut on every push to the
source repo's main) restores update delivery.

Companion to ByronWilliamsCPA/.github#244 and ByronWilliamsCPA/.claude#251
(CI-057 inversion).
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williaby force-pushed the claude/retire-followtag-v1-0 branch from 74a3837 to 29e2cd1 Compare September 3, 2026 12:19
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