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Right now the "latest" version of a module is set to whatever the version number was on the last run of the async/publish function. This means that redelivering a failed webhook for a previous version could overwrite the "latest" version with a tag number that is older. I think we could improve the schema of the meta/versions.json object to include commit hash and commit timestamps so that the website can sort the versions by different parameters and give a better representation of a module's history.
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related to: #195 (comment)
Right now the "latest" version of a module is set to whatever the version number was on the last run of the async/publish function. This means that redelivering a failed webhook for a previous version could overwrite the "latest" version with a tag number that is older. I think we could improve the schema of the meta/versions.json object to include commit hash and commit timestamps so that the website can sort the versions by different parameters and give a better representation of a module's history.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: