release.sh: verify latest script before running#682
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Guard the release flow against running an outdated copy of release.sh. Before any git operations, fetch origin/dev and compare the running script against origin/dev:release.sh, aborting if they differ.
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Guards the release flow against running an outdated copy of
release.sh.Before any git operations, the script now fetches
origin/devand compares the running script (${BASH_SOURCE[0]}) againstorigin/dev:release.sh. If they differ, it aborts with guidance to switch to the latestdevand re-run.This catches the cases where a stale script would otherwise run:
devbut behindorigin/devThe check is on script content, not branch — the release flow switches branches itself, so what matters is that the logic being executed is current.