Refactor - use renderVersionBadge - part 4 [github] #10656
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Sometimes API would indicate if a version is pre-release while the version number does not have to be semantically a prerelease like in github-release service. We don't use a isPrerelease that can also force a non-preleases as we trust here developer semantic over API tagging.
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This pull request refactors the codebase to use the renderVersionBadge function for rendering version badges.
Refactored github releases and github tags.
The pull request also modifies tests where needed.
I added
forcePrereleaseoption to renderVersionBadge for github, might be usefull for any api that indicates prerelease explicitly.while for github release we don't effect colors, for github tags this pr changes the logic a bit, and improves horizontal consistency.
we used to mark all tags blue if user picked latest over semver sort. this is odd as with releases we do mark prerelease in orange.
I guess the diffrence is due to api indicating prereleases, but we already try to guess prereleases in renderVersionBadge so i figured we might just as well try and use it while increasing consistency.
This PR should be the last in this refactor, we do have a few outliers services like `
visual-studio-app-center-releases-osversion
orclojars` but i couldn't find anything else to refactor, let me know if you find anything.Until you do, closes #2026