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revert: docs: add migration note about upgrading from < 0.30.0 (#1450) #1456
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@vmx would you mind elaborating here? Do you mean by "upstream" your recent PR at |
This reverts commit 48aceb1. This issue was fixed upstream in git-validate with the release of version 2.2.4. AEgir 15.0.1 uses that fixed release. As we use version ranges for dependencies, it is automatically fixed now. Hence reverting the original commit.
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@PascalPrecht Good point. I've updated the commit message. |
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This LGTM then. For anybody's YI: this was the commit that fixes it in aegir: ipfs/aegir@36c83d3 |
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This reverts commit 48aceb1.
This issue was fixed upstream. As we use version ranges for dependencies,
it is automatically fixed now. Hence reverting the original commit.
cc @PascalPrecht