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Ensure release and versioning behavior is deterministic and pipeline-owned.

• For CI/CD workflows/rules: if it’s experimental, tracking the “head” is acceptable; for anything users rely on in production, pin to an explicit release (tag/zip/release branch) rather than “always latest” via submodule auto-update.
• For app version/changelog/release artifacts: do not rely on AI-driven blanket edits across heterogeneous build systems. Instead, delegate version bumps to the project’s existing build/release scripts in CI (one canonical mechanism per project).
• Keep the AI workflow generic and tools-agnostic: never try to “future-proof” by enumerating Maven/Gradle/NPM/etc. inside the workflow logic.

Example (CI-owned version bump step, rather than AI editing multiple build files):

# Example sketch: CI invokes the project’s release/version script
steps:
  - name: Bump version
    run: |
      # Use the repository’s canonical release tooling
      # (e.g., ./gradlew release, mvn versions:set, npm version, etc.)
      ./ci/release/bump-version.sh "$RELEASE_VERSION"
  - name: Generate changelog/artifacts
    run: ./ci/release/build-release-artifacts.sh "$RELEASE_VERSION"

Apply this policy by: pinning the workflow/rules source for stable usage, and centralizing version/release updates in CI scripts already appropriate for your build tooling.

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