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Prepares 1.2.0: Journeys 1 (#7–#14) and the MCP fix (#6).
pyproject.toml,cli/pyproject.tomlandcli/src/prescale_cli/__init__.py.## Unreleasedbecomes## 1.2.0 — 2026-11-08. The release workflow checks for this heading, and the section becomes the GitHub release notes.prescale/journeys/present,run,investigateandcireplay journeys.--urlsrestores the old behaviour.Why 1.2.0 and not 1.1.4: Journeys is new capability, so semver makes it a minor release, not a patch. The roadmap's old "1.2 database branches" label moves to a later version.
How it was verified
prescale --version→prescale, version 1.2.0after reinstallingruff check cli/src cli/testsclean ·pytest cli/tests -q368 passedawkextraction, run locally, produces the 1.2.0 section as the notes.Risk
Tier: risky, because it's a release. Merging this PR publishes nothing. Pushing the tag
v1.2.0after merging publishes to PyPI and creates the GitHub release.After the release:
v1tag tov1.2.0, so@v1users get journeysRollback: nothing to roll back before the tag. After it, a public version can only be superseded by a patch release.
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