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Merge pull request #1161 from mattrjk/fix-macos-new-convo-shortcut
Changed new coversation shortcut for MacOS to Cmd+N
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@averissimo curious, why the rolling 1.5.7, instead of just issuing new patch versions (e.g., 1.5.8, 1.5.9, 1.5.10, etc.)?
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Before we release a new patch version we always have a pre-release that is continuously updated.. instead of having beta1, beta2, beta3...
This made sense when yakyak was more actively developed
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Gotcha. I guess for me, it’s… fine to just issue those as actual patch versions? Might simplify things, since YakYak is a bit less active these days.
But no judgment; you do you! I was curious b/c it‘s not a pattern I’ve seen elsewhere (though I am sure it exists).
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It doesn't stay in v1.5.7 forever... when that patch version is released*(as it was today)*, we move on to the next patch/minor/major version. Creating it first as a rolling release for users to test.
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Ahhhh, gotcha.
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Thanks for taking the time to explain!