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Release v28.3.1 #837
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Summary of ChangesHello @AdyenAutomationBot, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request represents a standard release cycle for the Adyen PHP API library, updating its version to Highlights
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This pull request correctly bumps the library version to 28.3.1. The changes in VERSION and src/Adyen/Client.php are consistent. However, having the version number in two places creates a maintainability risk. I've left a comment suggesting the addition of a unit test to ensure these two values stay in sync for future releases, which would prevent potential inconsistencies.
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| const LIB_VERSION = "28.3.0"; | ||
| const LIB_VERSION = "28.3.1"; |
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There's a maintainability risk here. The library version is hardcoded in this file and also in the root VERSION file. This duplication means a version update needs to happen in two places, and it's possible to forget one, leading to inconsistencies.
To mitigate this without a breaking change, I suggest adding a unit test to verify that Client::LIB_VERSION always matches the version in the VERSION file. This will act as a safeguard during future releases.
Here's an example of what you could add to tests/Unit/ClientTest.php:
public function testLibraryVersionMatchesVersionFile(): void
{
$versionFromFile = trim(file_get_contents(__DIR__ . '/../../VERSION'));
$this->assertSame($versionFromFile, \Adyen\Client::LIB_VERSION, 'Client::LIB_VERSION should match the VERSION file.');
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Full Changelog: v28.3.0...main