Logic for upstream version sync added #54
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This is the default, but I am concerned that the release tags will still cause an issue with the workflows triggering another build against the LTS.
Used some bash to make sure that the upstream version is always newer than the last version in the snapcraft.yaml, since the LTS version is always behind.
matches `stable` release for the snap
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Thanks Jon!
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Co-authored-by: Jon Seager <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jon Seager <[email protected]>
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@jnsgruk I'll take a look at using |
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Due to the way Jenkins releases their LTS vs Latest, it caused an issue with the latest snap build and release to candidate, where the version built, albeit Jenkins' latest LTS, was not the same branch we've been building against. I am hopeful that this change will prevent it in the future. Otherwise, we can just set a hard number in the file (snap a line on a specific version) and anything greater than that would be built, and lower version numbers wouldn't - I hope.
This is working in local testing but I do not have the same actions set up for my repos, yet, so I have to rely on this to perform the test.