@fohrloop@hugovk For a very small project this can work okay, but only if you change the tag quickly enough that nobody notices. In general, I think a better approach is to use release candidates: when you think you're ready to make a release, prepare it as an rc first and then after you've given yourself and others time to check it for possible issues, then retag the rc as the final version and release that. Then it should be quite rare that you need to change something after making the final release without incrementing the version number. But in the rare instances where you do, then I think having it show up as X.Y.Z.post1 in RTD is fine.