create_data_tar: warn and exit 0 on duplicate version instead of failing - #46
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When multiple projects invoke this script and one has already been published to Artifactory, the previous behavior aborted with a fatal error. This treats an existing version as a non-fatal condition: log a warning with the matching Artifactory location(s) and exit 0, skipping tarball creation. Genuine Artifactory query/parse failures still exit 1. Signed-off-by: Keerthi Gowda <kbalehal@qti.qualcomm.com>
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create_data_tar.pyand one has already been published to Artifactory, the previous behavior aborted with a fatal error.