v3.11.0 #3779
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Head's up — something in GitHub Actions broke with Homebrew so I'm manually publishing now |
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Follow this PR to know when the version has been published on Homebrew: Homebrew/homebrew-core#81274 |
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dude its closed |
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what happened? bot closed it automatically |
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That means it should be updated. That's how their PR review process works 🤷♂️ |
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Never knew it. Thanks for that one nugget of knowledge :) |
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When is the container version going to be released? |
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Is there an ETA on a fix? |
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We recently switched to buildx to build docker images; and for some reason, importing the images exported by buildx has been failing. I'm trying to investigate what's causing the issue, and also looking to see if I can publish directly from buildx instead of exporting and re-importing in an attempt to fix the issue. I think I should be able to fix it by tomorrow or the day after 🤞 |
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Related: #3814 |
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@code-asher has updated the tags. Thanks for your patience! |
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Development
⭐ Move to Node v14, use Argon2 for pw hashing, and CI work 👷
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This discussion was created from the release v3.11.0.