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Releases have been cut by hand so far. Pushing a v* tag now publishes one whose notes are that version's changelog section, with the unreleased section standing in for prereleases and GitHub's generated notes as the last resort.
checkout@v4 still runs on Node 20, which GitHub is retiring, and setup-emacs@master picks up whatever lands upstream. Both now track a release tag that dependabot can bump.
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Same release workflow as nREPL: pushing a v* tag creates the GitHub release from that version's changelog section, falling back to generated notes if the section is empty, and dependabot keeps the actions current. CI also moves off checkout@v4 (still on Node 20) and the floating setup-emacs@master onto release tags. Only tags pushed from now on are affected.