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fix(strategy): keep release tags by default - #49
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Without tag_pattern, the tag strategies take only v1.2.3 and 1.2.3.
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tag_pattern, and forgithub-tagalso withouttag_version_regex,github-tag,gitlab-tagandgitea-tagkeep only the tags of the formv1.2.3or1.2.3. Before,sort -Vput a tag namedlatestorv2.1.0-rc1above every release, and the package stopped updating. When no tag has that form, the check fails with a message that names the fields to set.release_tagsinscripts/lib.shholds the filter.docs/WORKFLOW.md,docs/SUPPORTED-PACKAGES.mdandpackages/example.yml.sampledescribe the default. The examples userelease-*instead ofv*, which lets pre-release tags through.