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Commits on Jun 4, 2025
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Revert changes from 12.4.1 and 12.4.2
These changes ended up being accidentally breaking changes, so I'm reverting so I can publish a new patch version without the changes, and then revert them again and publish as a major version bump to help reduce friction and potential confusion for folks who are trying to get updated. This makes the code identical to v12.4.0 now.
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Revert changes from 12.4.1 and 12.4.2 (#349)
These changes ended up being accidentally breaking changes, so I'm reverting so I can publish a new patch version without the changes, and then revert them again and publish as a major version bump to help reduce friction and potential confusion for folks who are trying to get updated. This makes the code identical to v12.4.0 now.
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Re-apply changes from v12.4.1 and v12.4.2
These changes were accidentally breaking, so they were reverted for v12.4.3. This commit re-applies these changes so they can be released as v13.0.0.
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Re-apply changes from v12.4.1 and v12.4.2 (#350)
These changes were accidentally breaking, so they were reverted for v12.4.3. This commit re-applies these changes so they can be released as v13.0.0.
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