chore(repo): Update craft config to add SvelteKit SDK release registry entry #7672
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Lms24
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Do we also need to add this to master? |
AbhiPrasad
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I don't think we need to because when releasing, we merge the changelog PR to master before creating the release branch. Last time I added the target for angular-ivy I also only merged it to develop: #7303 |
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The changelog PR was already merged - but we can also just wait since we have no docs yet. |
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Yeah, I think it's fine to just skip this release. |
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I just noticed I forgot to add SvelteKit to the release registry target in our craft config after we merged the first manual entry. We should be good to add the entry now as missing a version shouldn't be a problem.