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subject="""comment 1"""
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date="2021-08-09T16:11:54Z"
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content="""
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6e67ea5d7 is 2 commits away from the tag for 8.20210803.
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The two commits are whitespace changes and the commit that increased the
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I can either push the release to git and bless the builds current at the
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same time, or wait some amount of time after the release tag for the builds
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to catch up. That could be some arbitrary amount of time, because builds
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fail for various reasons outside my control, or are slow.
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It would also need a separate build process than the autobuilds of master,
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to build against release tags. Which adds even more ways for things to go
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wrong or be delayed.
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Therefore, I have chosen this compromise. It is not new, and if you
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