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motion 0.61.0 (new cask)
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I thought :github_releases already checked for the release marked latest but it seems it's picking up on the release created later instead. I tried searching the repo for examples but all the examples I could find were for skipping pre-releases so I'm not sure what the neatest way of finding the release is. See the release for more context.
Also the repo isn't notable as it's a releases-only repo that isn't linked to other than directly to assets.
I thought :github_releases already checked for the release marked latest but it seems it's picking up on the release created later instead. I tried searching the repo for examples but all the examples I could find were for skipping pre-releases so I'm not sure what the neatest way of finding the release is. See the release for more context.
That's :github_latest, releases just checks for the most recent release.
/rebase
Thank you @nihaals