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Remove old GitHub Releases for this project?
We currently don't rely on GitHub Releases, but instead on git tags to declare new versions etc. If someone relied on GitHub Releases, for example because they use a github api to access the latest GitHub release, they can do so with helm show chart from the helm chart repo directly instead.
The situation is that whenever we now make a new release by pushing a git tag, we end up also needing to create a GitHub Release to avoid that the github UI showing us an old version.

So, should we simply remove all old github releases?
I'd vote for yes, though the first few releases have actual release notes. We should double-check that they are in the changelog in the docs before deleting (I think they are)
A few people have reacted to the last two GitHub Releases, so someone's obviously watching them!

Could we use a GitHub action to automatically create a release when a tag is created, and just link to the changelog as at present?