chore: Run a test release using release-please #145
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Release-As: 4.1.2
This was referenced Feb 28, 2023
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Release-As: 4.1.2
Normally,
release-pleaseonly considersfix,feat, and any tag ending in!to correspond to user-visible patch, minor, or major (respectively) "releasable units". I don't happen to have any of those queued up to give us an excuse for a release, but we can use the tag above to trigger a release anyway. This PR will not by itself create a release, but it will causerelease-pleaseto open the release PR that I'll then merge to create the release.