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ci: use prerelase names with dot #16377

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@smatting smatting commented Dec 14, 2023

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Followup to #16370

This PR updates the way the Helm chart prelrease versions are created. You are supposed to put a . before the counter. That way the semver ordering is like you expected. Concretely

  • 0.4.0-pre9 is bigger than 0.4.0-pre10. You are doing it wrong

  • 0.4.0-pre.9 is smaller than 0.4.0-pre.10. That's right 👍

The bump in Chart.yaml is to trigger a new prerelease

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Merging #16377 (6aaa219) into dev (06a48e8) will decrease coverage by 0.14%.
Report is 1 commits behind head on dev.
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@smatting smatting merged commit 92df99a into dev Dec 14, 2023
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@smatting smatting deleted the WPB-5438-better-prerelease-name branch December 14, 2023 16:37
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