Fix buildinfo.json pollution by only keeping latest versions #579
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Previously, update.sh would accumulate all historical versions in buildinfo.json, leading to an ever-growing file. This change modifies the script to rebuild buildinfo.json from scratch with only the current stable and experimental versions. Changes: - Replace incremental update logic with complete rebuild - Create fresh buildinfo.json containing only latest versions - Preserve all proper tags (stable, latest, version numbers, etc.) - Fix bash compatibility issue with associative arrays This ensures buildinfo.json remains clean and only contains the versions currently being built and published. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary
update.shto rebuild buildinfo.json from scratch instead of accumulating versionsProblem
The
update.shscript was designed to incrementally updatebuildinfo.jsonby adding new versions and updating tags, but it never removed old versions. This led to the file growing indefinitely with every historical version.Solution
Changed the update logic to:
buildinfo.jsonfrom scratch each timeTest plan
./update.shlocally to verify it generates correct buildinfo.json🤖 Generated with Claude Code