CI: Check if version in package index matches version of installed package #454
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Thank you for this enhancement @mmuetzel . I think an error would be appropriate too. If there is a version mismatch, this could be fixed before publishing the release. The change itself seems to work looking at later package releases 👍 |
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Compare the package version in the
.yamlfile with the package version of the installed package (i.e., theDESCRIPTIONfile).That might help to detect issues like the one in #451 earlier in the CI.
@cbm, @siko1056: This is untested as of now. Is the check correct? And could that be useful?