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Offer the latest numbered release, and link to development builds - #70
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Clementine makes a numbered release weekly when there's something new, and every change makes a development build, a GitHub pre-release. The downloads are the latest release's again, which /releases/latest gives, and the downloads page links to the development builds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014yS4tJJ8A6mVcBk4Gk1yV3
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Requested by John · project thread
Clementine is moving to weekly numbered releases, with a development build of every change published as a GitHub pre-release. This PR does two things:
/releases/latest. That's the latest numbered release. Before this, the site took the newest release, and soon that would be a dev pre-release.The merge order doesn't matter. Today every build is a full release, so
/releases/latestis the newest build, same as now.The smoke test passes locally.
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