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@Gregory-Pereira since we are not using the midstream branch any longer, I think we don't need this. The changes in #162 apply directly to the release branch. I am going to close this PR, but thanks for being so proactive about it! |
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Not sure if I am doing this correctly. I created a new branch
midstream-v1.3.0frommidstream-v1.2.2and pushed that branch directly tosecuresign/rekor. Then I made the changes to upgrade the patchfile and included the steps I did to produce this change as an example.