Fix version discrepancy between code, package.json, and GitHub releases #1053

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opened 2025-10-14 16:43:52 -06:00 by navan · 0 comments

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Originally created by @ichoosetoaccept on 4/4/2025

Fix Version Discrepancy Issues

Problem

There were multiple version inconsistencies in the Task Master CLI:

The hardcoded version in utils.js was "1.5.0"
The package.json version was "0.9.30"
The GitHub release was "v0.10.2"
The version detection logic was unreliable, sometimes showing the wrong version

Solution

This PR fixes these issues by:

Removing the hardcoded version in utils.js
Updating the package.json version to match the GitHub release (0.10.2)
Improving the version detection logic to reliably find and use the correct version
Adding better error handling with debug logging

Testing

Verified that task-master --version and the banner in task-master --help both correctly show version 0.10.2.

This ensures consistent versioning across the codebase and GitHub releases, providing a clear path forward for future releases.

*Originally created by @ichoosetoaccept on 4/4/2025* # Fix Version Discrepancy Issues ## Problem There were multiple version inconsistencies in the Task Master CLI: 1. The hardcoded version in utils.js was "1.5.0" 2. The package.json version was "0.9.30" 3. The GitHub release was "v0.10.2" 4. The version detection logic was unreliable, sometimes showing the wrong version ## Solution This PR fixes these issues by: 1. Removing the hardcoded version in utils.js 2. Updating the package.json version to match the GitHub release (0.10.2) 3. Improving the version detection logic to reliably find and use the correct version 4. Adding better error handling with debug logging ## Testing Verified that `task-master --version` and the banner in `task-master --help` both correctly show version 0.10.2. This ensures consistent versioning across the codebase and GitHub releases, providing a clear path forward for future releases.