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Make older release pages durable using tags and SHAs that won't break if main changes - #10375
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Found that some release pages broke after Java began removing abandoned and deprecated packages from the repository. This was due to older release pages using the
mainbranch as the URL target rather than the release tag or the release SHA (for cases where the link is ambiguous on a given package or the release was missing things like a CHANGELOG file).