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Where (or what) is release 3.5.2?
See original GitHub issuenpm lists 3.5.2 as the latest release: https://www.npmjs.com/package/leaflet-geosearch/v/3.5.2
yet there is no sign of any 3.5.2 release on GitHub, and even package.json still specifies 3.5.1.
Slightly suspicious… 🤔
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- Created 2 years ago
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Done
Thanks for the quick resolution (and reassurance), @smeijer ! Please remember to tag your relevant commit (
v3.5.2).