build_debs script rewrite to patch versions - #52
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Welp, it definitely passes testing in the harness when specifically upgrading only |
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Why tho? .. It's an ephemeral throwaway in a sea of Azure, we could just set it ablaze and bask in the warmth.
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mostly just while I was doing dev things and it was a PITA to clean up mess 😄
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I reckon this is a good enough solution and we should get it out there for 1.11.1 |
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There's only minor crimes here, I'll let the PR Github Actions build prove if it works, I don't have spare machines to test the build on currently... this should pin the dependencies across the packages to avoid the issues described in #29