run create_RELEASES on newly generated release #48
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The "bin/RELNAME install" command now handles upgrading and downgrading. It unpacks and installs new versions as needed, or just sets existing releases as current/permanent as needed. I renamed from "bin/RELNAME upgrade" because it handles downgrades too. "upgrade" and "downgrade" are now synonyms for "install" Additionally, when installing a new to-be-unpacked version, you can say: bin/RELNAME install 0.1.1/beat OR just: bin/RELNAME install 0.1.1 in which case the /RELNAME part is added automatically. This is to keep the version spec for downgrades the same as for new upgrades. This is fully backwards compatible with the existing "upgrade" command.
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run create_RELEASES on newly generated release
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On important reason for this change is to allows for downgrading to the initial release. This is not possible currently because it's contents in the RELEASES file created when you upgrade to a newer version of the release does not contain the necessary information for the initial version to allow downgrading.