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RELEASING.md says that if you're back publishing for a new Scala version you should publish from your laptop.
But it appears to me that the tag-based publishing should actually work. The back-publishing instructions ask you to push a tag, and I noticed that that's resulting in a release job, e.g.
so I think what happened is that the publishing from my laptop completed first, and then the tag-based publishing only failed because I'd already published
🤦 😆
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Oh, though, the tag based publishing has a bad artifact name in it: /com/typesafe/genjavadoc/genjavadoc-plugin_2.12.13/0.18_2.12.18/genjavadoc-plugin_2.12.13-0.18_2.12.18.jar
Could I fix that? Or maybe it's not worth fixing and I should just change the instructions to either not involve pushing a tag at all, or for the tag to somehow not publish? 🤔
rather than tackle this properly, I pushed 90404c6 which just updates the instructions to summarize the current situation, including linking to this ticket
RELEASING.md says that if you're back publishing for a new Scala version you should publish from your laptop.
But it appears to me that the tag-based publishing should actually work. The back-publishing instructions ask you to push a tag, and I noticed that that's resulting in a release job, e.g.
https://github.com/lightbend/genjavadoc/actions/runs/5160879521/jobs/9297389557
so I think what happened is that the publishing from my laptop completed first, and then the tag-based publishing only failed because I'd already published
🤦 😆
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: