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Reference: #1257 The release process is also updated to automatically overwrite the version variable as it did in the previous release process. While this should ensure this version information is correct going forward, consumers should instead prefer the Go standard library `runtime/debug` package build information, which is guaranteed to always be correct.
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Closes #1257
The release process is also updated to automatically overwrite the version variable as it did in the previous release process. While this should ensure this version information is correct going forward, consumers should instead prefer the Go standard library
runtime/debugpackage build information, which is guaranteed to always be correct.