Fix releases/v3 branch - #4060
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👍🏾 thanks, this was a confusing step in the process
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On every recent CodeQL Action release, we have run into a merge conflict on the PR that merges back changes to the
releases/v3branch. That is because part of the mergeback PR process is to revert the most recent commit titled "Rebuild". Each time, the conflict has been resolved by rebuilding the JS and committing the resolution as "Rebuild", causing it to be discarded again the next time.This PR mirrors the mergeback process, with the exception of a separate commit to resolve the merge conflict, by:
During the next actual mergeback process, reverting the last two commits should then not revert the merge conflict resolution.