chore(ci): stop forcing a release now canopy 1.0.0 is out - #544
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Reverts the temporary setting from #543: the canopy crates are tagged at 1.0.0, so a release PR is again the only thing that releases and deploys.
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🤖 Superseded by #545, which rewrites release-plz.toml wholesale — |
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🤖 Reverts the temporary setting from #543, which forced one release so canopy 1.0.0 could be tagged and deployed. That has happened:
public-server-v1.0.0and its eight siblings are tagged atc5620c83e, and the deploy ran.With
release_alwaysback tofalse, a merged release PR is once again the only thing that releases, so an ordinary merge to main does not reach production.