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1. v1.3.1-0.20230819210728-1d434876c3a719 Aug 2023pre-release

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2. v1.3.1-0.20230614154854-3858115d122a14 Jun 2023pre-release

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3. v1.3.1-0.20230218123528-ea7926a8c5b918 Feb 2023pre-release

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4. v1.3.1-0.20221031201452-d146541ba22231 Oct 2022pre-release

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5. v1.3.1-0.20221010172335-3116dfbc216610 Oct 2022pre-release

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6. v1.3.1-0.20220728223730-fd5e124aeba728 Jul 2022pre-release

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7. v1.3.1-0.20220329183958-cb54657cc0f729 Mar 2022pre-release

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8. v1.3.1-0.20220325173231-541496c5b23625 Mar 2022pre-release

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9. v1.3.023 Feb 2022
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   Welcome! 👋🏼 🐍

   This is the first release of cobra-cli, the CLI bootstrapper for spf13/cobra! 🎉 Originally, this code and the CLI tool existed directly in spf13/cobra, co-located as a single go module. But it was migrated here to enable the core cobra library to be as lite-weight and easy to consume as possible.

   For further context, refer to: spf13/cobra#1597

   How do I migrate? 🥡

   It's pretty unlikely you were importing and using the bootstrapping CLI tool as part of your application (after all, it's just a tool to get going with core cobra).

   But if you were, replace occurrences of

   "github.com/spf13/cobra/cobra"
   

   with

   "github.com/spf13/cobra-cli"
   

   In your go.mod, you'll want to also include this dependency. We recommend getting it by

   github.com/spf13/cobra-cli v1.3.0
   

   Different repos 🍴

   Now that spf13/cobra and spf13/cobra-cli are separated, this means they will likely diverge in their versioning scheme. We started with a v1.3.0 because it's the same code and things from spf13/cobra's v1.3.0 tag. Or in other-words, this release merely represents the changing of repositories and the changing of names. In the future, these version numbers may drift and will not continue to be directly correlated.

   Shoutout to our awesome contributors helping to make this happen!
   @spf13 @marckhouzam @johnSchnake @liggitt

   Open source →
10. v0.0.0-20230819210728-1d434876c3a719 Aug 2023pre-release

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11. v0.0.0-20220223031945-74762ac083f223 Feb 2022pre-release

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12. v0.0.0-20220217191704-7c6e26ac093917 Feb 2022pre-release

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