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Git release tags kc-12-b1 and kc-11-b1 point to the latest SNAPSHOT
See original GitHub issueHello, it seems that both release tags actually point to the same commit bumping the release to the next snapshot kc-12-b2 (3d6dca6).
They should point to respective release commit instead:
kc-11-b1-> 6032b19efb331357c484e66bb714a919cfe99122kc-12-b1-> c452d75d8491ae9f37a94d06951bc95dd7b6a8c4
Thanks for your work, I’ll hope to be able to test it soon!
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Okay the tags should be fixed now. Thanks. I would have never noticed this since my local setup was okay…
I do not know how this happened. When I look at my local repository it looks like this:
But after a new checkout I can verify what you see. Big question is how this happened…