Version: Update git-testament to 0.1.4 and trust stable
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In order that our CI process can continue to work, we need to have a slightly newer version of `git-testament` which supports indicating that the stable branch was the one used to build the release binaries and so should trust the package version. This also updates git-testament-derive to 0.1.5 which is more reliable that 0.1.4 in the face of multiple branches at the same commit. Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <[email protected]>
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In order that our CI process can continue to work, we need to
have a slightly newer version of
git-testamentwhich supportsindicating that the stable branch was the one used to build the
release binaries and so should trust the package version.
This also updates git-testament-derive to 0.1.5 which is more
reliable that 0.1.4 in the face of multiple branches at the same
commit.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone [email protected]