> Yeah, if you look at the patch it actually modifies the rename script so that 
> on the main branch it is never modified. Basically adding a @VERSION@ 
> placeholder.
> 

Understood; we also need to update a few doc references (on the main branch) in 
anticipation of the release being a success.
> Anyways, the scripts take this into account, i have just never ran them 
> through a full trial to test the commit back but its the same pattern as 
> GeoServer and I just cribbed the scripts from there and stripped them down.
So the example pom.xml files in docs/user/tutorials need to reflect the release 
version number; and the build/pom.xml and common.py also have a reference.

Jody
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