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Bump version for 0.14.0-rc2#3934

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The rc1 I already tagged is no good, because I forgot to update the
version. That is particularly important for this release, because tools
like psa need to be able to know what version of the CLI they have
encountered in order to know whether to read from stdout or stderr if
they want to maintain compatibility with both 0.13.x and 0.14.x.

The rc1 I already tagged is no good, because I forgot to update the
version. That is particularly important for this release, because tools
like psa need to be able to know what version of the CLI they have
encountered in order to know whether to read from stdout or stderr if
they want to maintain compatibility with both 0.13.x and 0.14.x.
-- prerelease identifier here (if any). When releasing a proper version, simply
-- set this to an empty string.
prerelease :: String
prerelease = "-rc2"
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Is the pre-release identifier necessary if we don't intend to publish it to Hackage?

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I suppose this is useful for debugging purposes. You do not want someone thinking they have the proper release, when they still have an rc.

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Yeah, exactly

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