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Bug: Wrong prerelease version #241
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Possibly related: semantic-release/semantic-release#2407 |
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The following construct results in a wrong prerelease version and thus a failing job, as the tag already exists.
Steps to reproduce:
master
taggedv1.0.0
, fast forwarded fromdevelop
develop
-> Commit is taggedv1.1.0-develop.1
release/test-release
fromdevelop
-> Same commit is taggedv1.1.0-rc.1
develop
->fatal: tag 'v1.1.0-develop.1' already exists
Expected Behavior: Tag
v1.1.0-develop.2
instead ofv1.1.0-develop.1
The previous prerelease version does not seem to be recognized, although it was tagged. Maybe this is caused by the commit being tagged twice? This case should be accounted for. Or am I doing something wrong?
Error log Context:
.releaserc.json
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: