Apparently, the model lost the "hasVersion" property somewhere along the way. Varun don't know why that happened, but Varun fixed it by adding it back through the API.
It seems that the model had the "hasVersion" property initially after it was created by MIC.. but then when I edited the model (or the version, or config), it disappeared
Note that this was a model configuration that was added by MIC with a brand new model and version
Apparently, the model lost the "hasVersion" property somewhere along the way. Varun don't know why that happened, but Varun fixed it by adding it back through the API.
It seems that the model had the "hasVersion" property initially after it was created by MIC.. but then when I edited the model (or the version, or config), it disappeared
Note that this was a model configuration that was added by MIC with a brand new model and version