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Merge strategy: rebase or squash onlyThis PR is labeled A regular merge commit would:
When merging, click the dropdown next to the green button and pick Rebase and merge or Squash and merge. |
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Merge strategy: rebase or squash onlyThis PR is labeled A regular merge commit would:
When merging, click the dropdown next to the green button and pick Rebase and merge or Squash and merge. |
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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🚀 New RC: CI is building. Once the workflow finishes, RC channel users will receive this build automatically on their next update check. Release notes for this RCFeatures
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Release v0.0.130
Tracking release candidates for v0.0.130.
npm run release -- --rcproduces a new RC build.Merge policy
Use rebase merge or squash merge. A regular merge commit creates a new commit hash, which would break bit-identity between RC and stable.
Iterations
(more added as RCs are cut)