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🔸 I need to delete a release that I have just created. There is no command to do that. Only way is to manually delete the release folder and artifact. But it's not all - if you have used the "!git tag" option (ex. !git tag release-1.1.0), SQLcl will still check for existing tags ... ⤵️

... and would not allow reusing the 1.1.0 release number. Here are a few tips - use "!git tag" to list all existing tags. If you see the one that you want gone - use "!git tag -d release-1.1.0". Note: use the tag name exactly as listed - "release-1.1.0" in this case. Any comment and suggestion? 💡

Well, also remove the Release lines from the /dist/releases/main.changelog.xml file. For example, remove this line for release 1.1.0 ⤵️ <include file="1.1.0/release.changelog.xml" relativeToChangelogFile="true"/>