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@rlidwka is this not the correct approach? Just want to get this in so we can use it |
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Yes, you're right. Sorry for the delayed response, I'll try to be a bit faster in the future. |
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No worries. Thanks! |
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Allow configuring a tagline that is displayed on the webpage between …
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utils.semver_sortwill put the put the package's dist-tags in order from least to greatest (if that makes sense for semver). Taking the first index of the array will always return the lowest semver, and we want to display the latest/highest version on initial load (using.pop())