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It is possible to fix the latest-allowed, but I wasn't sure if that was the right move. Maybe some people are using pre-releases with latest-allowed? I would have no idea why, though 😄
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Description
In the current implementation, the
latestandlatest-allowedoptions have potentially confusing behaviours:latest-allowedcan unexpectedly include pre-release versionslatestis limited to stable versions onlyThis discrepancy can cause issues, particularly in CI/CD pipelines where version predictability is crucial.
To address this, I propose adding a new
latest-allowed-stableoption that:This change gives developers more granular control over version selection while maintaining backward compatibility.