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@teskje teskje commented Oct 6, 2025

This is a test to find unknown things that prevent us from supporting upgrades across more than one version. The one known thing, the persist version check, is removed here.

The test arbitrarily uses v0.140.0 as the base version and attempts to upgrade to the currently checked-out state. Run it like this:

bin/mzcompose --find upgrade run default

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This is a test to find unknown things that prevent us from supporting
upgrades across more than one version. The one known thing, the persist
version check, is removed here.

The test arbitrarily uses v0.140.0 as the base version and attempts to
upgrade to the currently checked-out state. Run it like this:

```
bin/mzcompose --find upgrade run default
```
@teskje teskje force-pushed the test-version-jump branch from 2460cbf to e315735 Compare October 8, 2025 10:25
@teskje teskje closed this Oct 8, 2025
@teskje teskje deleted the test-version-jump branch October 8, 2025 11:08
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