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Right now you can start over and delete a release branch when a job fails but if you want to prepare another release, to add another commit for example, you can't. You need to manually close the issue, delete the branch and prepare again.
Would be cool if there is a button that re-prepares or something.
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@HazAT you can just push into the existing branch and then re-approve the already open issue, or rebase the existing branch. At least that's what I've done a couple of times. The publish action and craft use the git ref and don't refer to a specific commit.
Edit: Although, on second thought this means that the links in the original comment are outdated. I wish there was a comment we could write like @getsentry-bot update and it then updates the issue description etc. (generally, I'd prefer a command/comment-based interface over labels)
When you re-run the release action from the repo, it does not create a new publish request if there's an existing open one. We can easily make that run an update call. Would that work?
Right now you can start over and delete a release branch when a job fails but if you want to prepare another release, to add another commit for example, you can't. You need to manually close the issue, delete the branch and prepare again.
Would be cool if there is a button that re-prepares or something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: