fix(ci): prevent infinite release loop with default_bump false#7
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With default_bump: patch, every push to main created a new tag — including the version bump PR merge. Setting default_bump: false ensures tags are only created when feat/fix/breaking commits exist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
default_bump: falseingithub-tag-actionto only create tags onfeat/fix/breaking commitschore(release)) no longer triggers a new tagHow it works
feat:/fix:→ tag created → version bump PR + releasechore(release)commit found → no tag → workflow exits cleanlyTest plan
fixcommit) — should trigger a release🤖 Generated with Claude Code