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Steps to reproduce

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/master/tools/metadata.json

We use this file to programmatically determine what is the current version of Powershell Core. This has been stuck on 7.5.2 for 4+ days so I'm guessing it won't get updated again until the next version - unless this file has been deprecated?

If there's a better way of programmatically determining the current release with a simple request like this, I'm all ears!

Expected behavior

{
  "StableReleaseTag": "v7.5.3",
  "ReleaseTag": "v7.5.3"
}

Actual behavior

{
  "StableReleaseTag": "v7.5.2",
  "ReleaseTag": "v7.5.2"
}

Error details

Environment data

This has nothing to do with running powershell, it's all on github.

Visuals

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