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@chuck.cassel I released a new deps.clj yesterday but it seems the msi isn't updating here: https://github.com/casselc/clj-msi/releases Wasn't that an automated thing now?
Right now it only automatically updates on clojure version bumps using the latest available deps. I can do a manual release later tonight.
> Right now it only automatically updates on clojure version bumps using the latest available deps. Can you explain in more detail why it didn't happen this time?
I'd rather fix the automated way than doing a manual release, so just trying to understand
Oops, I haven’t been paying attention and didn’t realize there was a new clojure release. It creates draft releases at the moment so I just need to publish. I also need to take a look at the changes @UBLU3FQRZ made to the scoop manifest last time to make sure the CI builds are named/tagged the way the manifest is expecting to detect new versions.