CLOUDP-291238: Fix release tagging by making it manual #2024
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Ever since
tag.ymlwas added with the idea to automate the tagging of a release, it was failed on every single release afterwards. Each fix to it would just turn into a different bug in the next release.Given this track record and the fact we do not yet have a reliable way to dry run releases that would allow us to automate this step reliably, lets just for now make the step manual and document it accordingly. This manual step is what has been used actually on the releases when the automation failed and is the standard way most projects cut their releases anyways.
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