[stable29] fix: Shipped apps should include the Nextcloud version in the cache buster #48700
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CI error sounds related |
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Yes but it is super weird, not happening on master and can not reproduce locally... Will see. |
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✍️ todo for later: Move everything from that horrible constructor to the render function or similar. |
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Manual backport of #48650