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In the use case I have, I have version 2.6 of my app. We released 3 release candidates, and have now done a minor release. So the following tags were generated:
2.7.0-rc.1
2.7.0-rc.2
2.7.0-rc.3
2.7.0
Now I'm trying to prepare the release candidate for 2.8 and instead of tagging it as 2.8.0-rc.1, it's tagging it as 2.7.0-rc.4, even though 2.7.0 has been fully released and tagged.
I've been able to get around it by deleting the tags for the RC's on my local instance and running the --rc command again, but it seems odd that the detection on the latest version doesn't do it based on the latest tag, but rather the latest tag of that type.
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In the use case I have, I have version 2.6 of my app. We released 3 release candidates, and have now done a minor release. So the following tags were generated:
Now I'm trying to prepare the release candidate for 2.8 and instead of tagging it as 2.8.0-rc.1, it's tagging it as 2.7.0-rc.4, even though 2.7.0 has been fully released and tagged.
I've been able to get around it by deleting the tags for the RC's on my local instance and running the --rc command again, but it seems odd that the detection on the latest version doesn't do it based on the latest tag, but rather the latest tag of that type.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: