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Hi, I am facing an issue for now several weeks. Context We have 3 branches to maintain (3 versions of a Software). Those versions are 2.8.x, 18.10.x, 19.04.x I’ve released two new versions on the 18.10.x and 19.04.x in order to do that I’ve started this way

Tag on branch 18.10.x + release on GitHub

Tag on branch 19.04.x + release on GitHub

I was expecting the 19.04.x version to be tagged as the latest but the 18.10.x is tagged as the latest.
Any idea on how to prevent this kind of…

this is the feedback product team, maybe it’s a bug that they can fix

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