docs: derive site version from the latest GitHub release#563
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The version chip in the docs header rendered site.version, a string hard-coded in docs/_config.yml that had to be bumped by hand every release. It drifts: dev currently carries v4.6.1 while the latest release is v4.6.0, so the published site advertises a version that isn't out yet. Read the version from site.github.latest_release instead and drop the config key. That metadata comes from jekyll-github-metadata, which GitHub Pages always has enabled. Local builds without a token resolve it to nothing, so the header hides the chip instead of showing an empty value. Pages only rebuilds on a push to its source branch, and the release is published after that push, so add a step to the release job that requests a Pages rebuild once the release exists. It has to live in that job: a release created with GITHUB_TOKEN doesn't emit an event that a separate workflow could trigger on. Closes Azure#561
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The version chip in the docs header rendered
site.version, a string hard-coded indocs/_config.ymlthat had to be bumped by hand every release.Update
Read the version from
site.github.latest_releaseinstead and drop the config key. That metadata comes fromjekyll-github-metadata, which GitHub Pages always has enabled. Local builds without a token resolve it to nothing, so the header hides the chip instead of showing an empty value.Pages only rebuilds on a push to its source branch, and the release is published after that push, so add a step to the release job that requests a Pages rebuild once the release exists. It has to live in that job: a release created with
GITHUB_TOKENdoesn't emit an event that a separate workflow could trigger on.Closes #561