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Release v0.16.1 - #166

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OpenMES v0.16.1

Patch release. Bumps config/version.php → v0.16.1 and finalizes the CHANGELOG.

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  • Release workflow couldn't build the distributable ZIP (CI) — the release workflow inlined the commit log into a shell LOG="${{ … }}", so a commit message with double quotes (… "Components & serials used" …) broke the script (serials: command not found, exit 127) and no openmmes-*.zip was attached. Release-notes vars now pass through env: instead of ${{ }} interpolation. (The fix itself already merged to main via fix(ci): pass release-notes vars via env, not ${{ }} shell interpolation #165; this release tags it + bumps the version so the tag-triggered build runs the corrected workflow.)

No app/runtime code changes, no new migrations.


After you merge this manually (main is branch-protected), I'll tag v0.16.1 — the tag-triggered Release workflow (now fixed on main) will build and attach openmmes-v0.16.1.zip.

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jakub-przepiora merged commit cc131e3 into main Jun 30, 2026
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