Even with that though, you can't know what channel the version was on at the time any given issue was closed, which is what determines whether a backport is needed. For example if I put my issue on "1.20 nightly", fix the issue, then rename to "1.20 beta", I don't need a backport; but if I put my issue on "1.20 nightly", rename it to "1.20 beta", fix the issue, then I do need a backport.
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