doesn't bump if #none is contained in a previous commit message and the default version bump is not none

[nyoungstudios]

Usage:

- name: Bump version and push tag
  id: create-tag
  uses: anothrNick/github-tag-action@1.71.0
  env:
    GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
    WITH_V: true

If I make a commit message commit one #none, then I expect no version bump to be made. This is what happens. However, if I make the next commit without a version bump message, commit two, I still expect this action to made the default version bump. Instead, this action doesn't make a version bump in this case because #none is still present in the previous commit message.

Is my explanation what should be expected? Or was this made on purpose?

In other words, I feel like the log variable should only be the last commit message:

github-tag-action/entrypoint.sh

Line 162 in f278d49

log=${history_type[${branch_history}]}

Here is my configuration:

*** CONFIGURATION ***
	DEFAULT_BUMP: minor
	DEFAULT_BRANCH: 
	WITH_V: true
	RELEASE_BRANCHES: master,main
	CUSTOM_TAG: 
	SOURCE: .
	DRY_RUN: false
	GIT_API_TAGGING: true
	INITIAL_VERSION: 0.0.0
	TAG_CONTEXT: repo
	PRERELEASE: false
	PRERELEASE_SUFFIX: beta
	VERBOSE: false
	MAJOR_STRING_TOKEN: #major
	MINOR_STRING_TOKEN: #minor
	PATCH_STRING_TOKEN: #patch
	NONE_STRING_TOKEN: #none
	BRANCH_HISTORY: compare
	FORCE_WITHOUT_CHANGES: false
	FORCE_WITHOUT_CHANGES_PRE: false
	TAG_MESSAGE: 
pre_release = false
History:
---
commit two

commit one #none

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