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[AutoRelease] t2-redis-2021-07-16-74903 #19843

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@azclibot azclibot commented Jul 16, 2021

SDKAuto and others added 3 commits July 8, 2021 06:00
Cjf release0708 (Azure#15117)

* add tag into readme.go.md

* add tag to readme.go.md to release gosdk
@azclibot azclibot requested review from msyyc and RAY-316 as code owners July 16, 2021 02:54
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Thank you for your contribution azclibot! We will review the pull request and get back to you soon.

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@RAY-316 RAY-316 changed the title [AutoRelease] t2-redis-2021-07-16-74903(Do not merge) [AutoRelease] t2-redis-2021-07-16-74903 Jul 21, 2021
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@msyyc msyyc merged commit 64128ba into Azure:main Jul 21, 2021
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