It took me awhile to understand the meaning of the term `attribute-version`. 
Perhaps `current-version-as-attribute`?

I like the definitive nature of updating the version from `1.10-draft` to 
`1.10` for release and then immediately updating to `1.11-draft`. It leaves an 
artifact (source zip file) that is clearly marked as a full release. On the 
other hand, this is a documentation project not a software project and we 
distribute document artifacts not source artifacts. However, it might be more 
of an issue depending on where the CF DOI conversation about version specific 
DOIs goes.


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