Switch packages to v1.0.1 and publish from main branch only#2739
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Switch packages to v1.0.1 and publish from main branch only#2739
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This lets us get around problems with publishing to multiple pre-release tags without needing to bump package versions after each release.
dpwatrous
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cRui861,
gingi,
paterasMSFT,
skapur12,
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zfengms
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gingi
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Jun 2, 2023
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This is to address a problem with consuming multiple pre-release versions from the same package feed.