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Particularly with core plans, it can be helpful (particularly in debugging/incident-related scenarios) to know when a package was promoted to the stable channel (or perhaps any channel, for that matter). We should track this activity and represent it in the UI.
Not auto-backlogging this in order to prompt some discussion first in triage. 😄
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We already track the promote/demote activity in the audit logs for debugging/incident purposes. Exposing it in the UI might be interesting if/when we have notification capability (eg, "a package you depend on has a new version promoted to stable").
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Particularly with core plans, it can be helpful (particularly in debugging/incident-related scenarios) to know when a package was promoted to the
stable
channel (or perhaps any channel, for that matter). We should track this activity and represent it in the UI.Not auto-backlogging this in order to prompt some discussion first in triage. 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: