Does it mean that Discourse will be upgraded to the recent test-passed version? As I understand from the commits master was merged into stable and it is a minor version upgrade. But why do I see “…beta11” there?
I was wondering the same but when you look at the list of commits, the last one is:
which suggests that the Version displayed in Discourse is not the “correct” one. Well maybe it is correct because the stable release is the same as v2.4.0.beta11 +737?
I had tagged v2.4.0 commit in stable, but then we delayed the release by a day, so when I did the bump the next day I updated the timestamp on the commit and then pushed it and the new tag. But bumping the timestamp in git creates a new commit. The v2.4.0 tag was on an orphaned commit, so git describe HEAD 2>/dev/null was finding the wrong tag. Anyway, it’s fixed.
