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I refactored to use a string instead of the storage service.

Is there a reason you'd prefer the cache be an object with a key over a regular string? Is there a use case where multiple versions would be cached and need to be accessed directly on an object?

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Yeah, using the version as a key lets you read the current version's release notes as well as the next one, once you get an update notification.

@joaomoreno Got it. I updated the PR and rebased commit history to be a bit more clean. Let me know if this all goods good and if there's anything I can do to help get the tests passing.

Looks better! 👍

The problem is you need to merge the latest master onto your branch, do you mind doing this? That way our continuous integration tests will run on the PR.

@joaomoreno I pulled the latest master branch, but opening the release notes opens in the browser each time now.

@joaomoreno opting to close this as I see the latest version of Insider's release opens in the browser.

@olingern The insider release will always open in the browser. The stable one opens in the product.

Thanks for the PR!