chore(release): sync main back into development - #541
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Release: merge development into beta
Release: merge beta into main
The 1.1.11 release bumped the version on main. Without this, development stays behind main and the next development -> main promotion conflicts on the version file. Version files resolve to development's side, which is the higher line, so this never moves a version backwards.
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Opened by the release workflow after publishing 1.1.11 from
main.A release commits a version bump onto the branch it ran from. Without carrying
that back,
developmentfalls behindmain, and since both branches thenchanged the version file independently, the next
development -> mainpromotion conflicts on it — every time.
Version files are resolved to development's side, the higher line, so this
cannot move a version backwards. Any other conflict stops the workflow instead
of being resolved automatically.
Merge this, do not squash. A squash copies the files and discards the
relationship: the merge base would not move and the next promotion would
conflict exactly as before. A 0-file diff here is normal and is not a no-op —
recording the ancestry is the whole point.