[1.1.x] Zoom on hover

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I have addressed all the PHPCS-related issues to ensure coverage for the Drupal.org security advisory. Could you please review the changes? Could you please help me understand why the release information is not appearing on the "zoom_on_hover" module details? Could you please take a moment to review the link below and the attached screenshot to help diagnose the problem?

Module link:
https://www.drupal.org/project/zoom_on_hover →

It seems there is already an application created by you.

The purpose of these applications is giving you the permission to opt projects into security advisory coverage. There is no need to create more applications, since a single application is sufficient to get the new permission.

Hi @apadern Thank you for the information. Could you please help me understand why the release information is not appearing at the bottom of the page for the "zoom_on_hover" module details? This problem seems to persist across my other modules as well, which I have contributed on Drupal.org. I'm seeking assistance to resolve it. I would appreciate any guidance or assistance.

Module link
https://www.drupal.org/project/zoom_on_hover →

Are you referring to the

1.1.2

released 21 February 2024

Hi @apaderno yes, i am referring to the 1.1.2 release on February 21, 2024, in the Zoom on Hover. To ensure it is recognized as supported, I will proceed to set the release as supported on the specified link: https://www.drupal.org/node/3318818/edit/releases → . Thank you for your guidance.