chore: 🤖 Bump semantic-release version to 24.2.0
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Description
There was a problem with semantic-release where releasing an alpha just after releasing a beta version would fail (As it would try to re-create the last alpha tag). This was because channel notes on the latest head were getting updated to
beta, and when semantic-release used to find out last alpha already released it used to skip the last and get the second last and try to release the last alpha version again.Semantic-release already adapted to the logic to shift adding notes to tags instead of git heads.
Latest semantic-release fixes our issue automatically
Breaking Changes
NA
JIRA Link
DA-1354
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