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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 2727 bundle exec fastlane complete_code_freeze skip_confirm:true
2828 retry :
2929 manual :
30- # If failed, we prefer retrying via ReleaseV2 rather than Buildkite.
31- # Rationale: ReleaseV2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
32- reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
30+ # If failed, we prefer retrying via Releases V2 rather than Buildkite.
31+ # Rationale: Releases V2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
32+ reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
3333 allowed : false
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2121 retry :
2222 manual :
23- # If those jobs fail, one should always prefer re-triggering a new build from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
24- reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
23+ # If those jobs fail, one should always prefer re-triggering a new build from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
24+ reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
2525 allowed : false
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2424 retry :
2525 manual :
26- # If failed, we prefer retrying via ReleaseV2 rather than Buildkite.
27- # Rationale: ReleaseV2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
28- reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
26+ # If failed, we prefer retrying via Releases V2 rather than Buildkite.
27+ # Rationale: Releases V2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
28+ reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
2929 allowed : false
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2121 retry :
2222 manual :
23- # If those jobs fail, one should always prefer re-triggering a new build from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
24- reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
23+ # If those jobs fail, one should always prefer re-triggering a new build from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
24+ reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
2525 allowed : false
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 2020 bundle exec fastlane start_code_freeze version:"${RELEASE_VERSION}" skip_confirm:true
2121 retry :
2222 manual :
23- # If failed, we prefer retrying via ReleaseV2 rather than Buildkite.
24- # Rationale: ReleaseV2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
25- reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from ReleaseV2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
23+ # If failed, we prefer retrying via Releases V2 rather than Buildkite.
24+ # Rationale: Releases V2 is the source of truth for the process and track links to the various builds.
25+ reason : If release jobs fail, you should always re-trigger the task from Releases V2 rather than retrying the individual job from Buildkite
2626 allowed : false
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