The first version cut (v0.1.0) revealed a real gap: nothing in the
rendered book identified which release the reader was on. The
version-picker chip says "version: v0.1.0" when you're on /v0.1.0/,
but it's a small UI affordance — and on /latest/ it can't say
"v0.1.0" because /latest/ is the rolling main build, not the v0.1.0
release.
Two complementary fixes, both visible without JS:
1. **Body marker.** Top of every chapter-0 (overview) page now reads
`Spec version: <token>`. The token is `latest (main)` in src/, and
gets frozen to the actual version (`v0.1.0`) when cut-version
snapshots the directory. So /latest/ overview says "latest (main)"
and /v0.1.0/ overview says "v0.1.0".
2. **Per-build page title.** scripts/build-site.sh now sets
`MDBOOK_BOOK__TITLE` for each build:
- latest → "MeshCore Protocol Specification — latest (main)"
- vX.Y.Z → "MeshCore Protocol Specification — vX.Y.Z"
The browser tab and mdBook sidebar header reflect the version.
`just cut-version` updated to run a one-line sed on the snapshot's
00-overview.md replacing the `latest (main)` marker. Defensive grep
warns if the marker isn't found (e.g., src/ was edited away from
the expected line).
versions/v0.1.0/00-overview.md regenerated by re-running
`just cut-version v0.1.0` after the marker landed in src/ — so the
v0.1.0 snapshot now self-identifies correctly.
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First cut release. Snapshots ./src/ as ./versions/v0.1.0/ via
`just cut-version v0.1.0` (22 files: 21 chapter MDs + SUMMARY.md).
Deployed alongside `latest` at:
https://swaits.github.io/meshcore-spec/v0.1.0/
Also:
- CHANGELOG.md adopts Keep a Changelog-style version sections.
Future entries land under [Unreleased] and graduate to a version
heading when cut. The existing date-stamped pass entries stay
put as a historical record of the work captured in v0.1.0.
- README.md fixes a stale "per vX.Y.Z tag" mention left over from
the tag-based versioning model, and links the current release
explicitly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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