The owner decided on 2026-11-11 that there is no separate 1.1.1: the fixes and Gitea support go out together as 1.2.0 (#200). main says 1.2.0, but the README (Updates), docs/CLI.md, ADR 0009, the header of the threat model and a comment in Directory.Build.props still name 1.1.1 as the version that moves updates to git.kof22.com.
docs/RELEASING.md also says 1.1.1 in three places (lines about where releases are read from and the two-prerelease rehearsal). It is left to the work on #197, which is changing that document.
The owner decided on 2026-11-11 that there is no separate 1.1.1: the fixes and Gitea support go out together as 1.2.0 (#200). `main` says 1.2.0, but the README (Updates), docs/CLI.md, ADR 0009, the header of the threat model and a comment in Directory.Build.props still name 1.1.1 as the version that moves updates to git.kof22.com.
docs/RELEASING.md also says 1.1.1 in three places (lines about where releases are read from and the two-prerelease rehearsal). It is left to the work on #197, which is changing that document.
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The owner decided on 2026-11-11 that there is no separate 1.1.1: the fixes and Gitea support go out together as 1.2.0 (#200).
mainsays 1.2.0, but the README (Updates), docs/CLI.md, ADR 0009, the header of the threat model and a comment in Directory.Build.props still name 1.1.1 as the version that moves updates to git.kof22.com.docs/RELEASING.md also says 1.1.1 in three places (lines about where releases are read from and the two-prerelease rehearsal). It is left to the work on #197, which is changing that document.