tagging a release creates a directory 0.11. instead of 0.11.0

[mattip]

🐛 Bug

The script to commit new docs when the repo is tagged is faulty. It assumes the tag is 5 characters, which is fine when the tag is 0.9.0 but fails for 0.10.0. This is the problematic line https://github.com/pytorch/text/blob/main/.circleci/config.yml.in#L589

After changing it, the actual config.yml should be regenerated with regenerate.py.

@brianjo: this is probably the cause of this problem in the other domain libraries as well.

[brianjo]

@malfet

[malfet]

@mattip FYI pytorch/pytorch.github.io@82bfe47
Will you do the PRs across all the repos? Or should I take care of say pytorch/pytorch and you'll do similar for domains?
My proposal is not hardcode the version length, but rather should split the string based on separator, i.e something like |cut -f 1,2 -d. would do nicely

[mattip]

Will you do the PRs across all the repos? Or should I take care of say pytorch/pytorch and you'll do similar for domains?

OK

split the string based on separator

Makes sense

[mattip]

If the tag is v0.11.3rc2 and I only want 0.11.3, I will need something more complicated than cut

[mattip]

@malfet opened PRs against all the repos. Sorry for the mess.