feat: add dynamic versioning from Git tags#29
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- Add poetry-dynamic-versioning plugin for automatic version detection - Configure dynamic version field in [project] section - Remove manual version maintenance requirement - Version now automatically synced with semantic-release tags
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What
Implement automatic version management using poetry-dynamic-versioning plugin to eliminate manual version updates in pyproject.toml.
Why
Resolves Issue #28 - The project version was hardcoded in pyproject.toml and required manual updates to stay in sync with semantic-release tags, creating version inconsistencies and manual maintenance overhead.
How
dynamic = ["version"]poetry_dynamic_versioning.backend0.0.0in [tool.poetry] sectionTechnical Details
Tests
Breaking Changes
None - existing functionality preserved
Related Issues
Closes #28