Ensure that the release command is called with the prod milestone#102
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Ensure that the release command is called with the prod milestone#102
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This is now needed since the release command is used to create releases for each prod release (since the redhat branch is no longer being used)
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@geoand you should take a look at the |
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I'll check it out, thanks |
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Indeed there is something similar, but it doesn't take the prod milestone into account. I will leave this open so we can compare and decide what to do when you get back :) |
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About time I reviewed this! No idea how relevant that still is but might as well approve and merge! 😅
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This is now needed since the release command is used to create releases
for each prod release (since the redhat branch is no longer being used)