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Adrien Beau <adrienbeau@gmail.com> writes:

> Is there a reason you did not release Git 0.99.9h? No package of any
> sort is available, and no announcement has been sent, as far as I
> know.

Sorry, just an interruption immediately before doing the final
moving of built packages into public space distracted me.