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Bring 1.35.1 and 1.35.2 changes to release-1.35-stable #21

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@karawoo karawoo commented Sep 17, 2021

Release 1.35.3 is missing the changes introduced in 1.35.1 (to baseline scr calculations) and 1.35.2 (allowing grams as in input unit in weight2kg). I am guessing that instead of branching off of the previous tag and cherry picking the commits for 1.35.3, we tagged the latest commit of release-1.35-stable, which was missing these changes. This is causing issues for downstream tests.

I believe we have two ways to fix the current failures: 1) merge this PR and create a new tag, 2) branch off of 1.35.2, cherry pick the commits that went into 1.35.3, and create a new tag. Merging the PR seems easier (and it seems good to have these changes in release-1.35-stable, though I don't know if we strictly need the stable release branch anymore).

@karawoo karawoo changed the title Bring baseline scr changes to release-1.35-stable Bring 1.35.1 and 1.35.2 changes to release-1.35-stable Sep 17, 2021
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good catch... That was my mistake, I forgot we had switched to the tag system for this repo.

@jasmineirx jasmineirx merged commit 19c3ddf into release-1.35-stable Sep 20, 2021
@jasmineirx jasmineirx deleted the release-1.35-add-baseline-scr branch September 20, 2021 11:27
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