Open David-Rushton opened 2 years ago
Our publish job are fired when:
They tag the commit with a new version number of publish the build.
However some changes don't increment the version. This prevents us from tagging the commit - because the tag already exists.
There are valid reasons to do this. Minor typo fixes in a README for example.
This results in broken badges in NuGet and our READMEs (our shop front :( ).
Our publish job are fired when:
They tag the commit with a new version number of publish the build.
However some changes don't increment the version. This prevents us from tagging the commit - because the tag already exists.
There are valid reasons to do this. Minor typo fixes in a README for example.
This results in broken badges in NuGet and our READMEs (our shop front :( ).
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