Updating the release with a tagged hash - #3236
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I argue that it is super helpful to open source community members. :-) 👍 |
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Updating the release with a tagged hash
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Per Joe's request, creating tags per release and using said tags in github.txt. Install appears to work locally, running a sandbox to verify this is clean.
Let me know if you have any arguments around using a tag.