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@OCDolan OCDolan commented Sep 29, 2023

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Please verify the following checklist in order:

  • [No module changes] If releasing module changes, the Pull Request title is prepended with "[<Azure Stack Hub Release Version>]". E.g., a title may be "[2301] Compute RP changes". Otherwise, this is not necessary.
  • [up to date] Updated origin dev branch locally. (git fetch origin dev)
  • [yes] The Pull Request has a single commit. The following is a standard way to achieve a single commit:
    • git checkout feature
    • git rebase origin/dev -i
    • In the VIM editor press ESC and i to enter edit mode.
    • Select commits to fixup or squash commits (instructions are in the editor).
    • Press ESC, type :wq, and press Enter to save and quit.
  • [none] Resolved any rebase conflicts (basically merge conflicts).
  • [yes] Commits are rebased on top of latest remote dev branch.
  • [I've built successfully] The changes are tested. Make sure to test after the rebase step.
  • [?] Updated remote feature branch. (Force push if you've rebased onto new changes from dev: git push origin feature -f)

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  • New image based on docker pull mcr.microsoft.com/powershell:ubuntu-22.04

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