Version number mismatch

[maresb]

Description

@ricardoV94, I was wondering why the conda-forge autotick bot didn't trigger for the latest release and I noticed a peculiarity. I don't think this is particularly urgent, but we should figure out a strategy here.

There are two Git tags corresponding to the same commit of the latest release:

As a result, while the GitHub release corresponds to PyMC v5.22.0, the corresponding PyPI package is v5.21.2.

I think there are two straightforward ways to resolve this:

Yank the PyPI release

I'd personally prefer the other method since yanking is fairly disruptive, and the violation of our versioning convention is fairly minor.

1. Yank the release on PyPI
2. Delete the v5.21.2 and v5.22.0 GitHub tags
3. Delete and recreate the v5.22.0 GitHub release

Keep the PyPI release

1. Delete the v5.21.2 GitHub tag
2. Cut a new GH release for v5.21.2 unchecking "Set as the latest release", and adding the following in the release notes, incl. > characters:

   > [!IMPORTANT]  
   > This was an erroneous duplicate release of v5.22.0.

3. Delete the v5.22.0 GitHub tag
4. Delete and recreate the v5.22.0 GitHub release

[ricardoV94]

@maresb it was my mistake I first released it as v5.21.2 but then realized it should be a major release. I deleted immediately the github release and I thought that was done before the pypi release had time to happen.

I'll try the steps you mentioned

[ricardoV94]

@maresb done, does it look kosher?

[ricardoV94]

It still tries to publish as v5.21.2 and fails: https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc/actions/runs/14239819853/job/39906963089

[maresb]

Weird. I will try to fix...

[maresb]

@ricardoV94, just got a v5.22.0 build to succeed. It's waiting for approval. (I'm not authorized)

[ricardoV94]

@ricardoV94, just got a v5.22.0 build to succeed. It's waiting for approval. (I'm not authorized)

Thanks, approved. what did you do?

[maresb]

Thanks! I cleared out all traces of v5.21.2 (release and tag). I had a few false starts myself. This stuff all feels pretty flaky.