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WalkthroughThe changes update the version number from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1 in both the Changes
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6-6: Doc-block version aligned
@version 2.0.1matches the package version.
16-16: Plugin header updated
The “Version:” header is now2.0.1, ensuring WordPress detects the update.
34-34: No schema migration needed—keeping SE_MIGRATION_VERSION at 2.0.0I ran
rg -n '2\.0\.0' --type phpand all hits are in docblocks, deprecation notices, the existing 1.0→2.0 migration mapping (class-se-migrate-events.php), and the$current_event_versionproperty. There are no new migrations targeting 2.0.1, so leavingSE_MIGRATION_VERSIONat2.0.0is intentional. Feel free to merge.
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| "name": "wpcomsp-simple-events", | ||
| "version": "2.0.0", | ||
| "version": "2.0.1", |
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Version bump looks correct – remember the lock-file
The "version" field is now 2.0.1, matching the PHP constant.
If a package-lock.json (or pnpm-lock.yaml, etc.) exists in the repo, regenerate & commit it so that CI and downstream consumers stay in sync.
You can quickly confirm no stale 2.0.0 remains in JS/JSON files with:
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#!/bin/bash
rg -n '"2\.0\.0"' --type json --type jsLength of output: 3237
Regenerate & Commit the Updated Lock File
Our search shows numerous stale 2.0.0 entries still present in package-lock.json. Please run your package manager’s install command (e.g. npm install or pnpm install) to regenerate package-lock.json so that all versions align with the new "version": "2.0.1", then commit the updated lock file.
• file: package-lock.json — contains multiple "version": "2.0.0" entries that need to be bumped to 2.0.1
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In package.json at line 3, the version was updated to 2.0.1 but
package-lock.json still contains stale 2.0.0 entries. Run your package manager's
install command (e.g., npm install or pnpm install) to regenerate
package-lock.json so all version references update to 2.0.1, then commit the
updated package-lock.json file.
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Changes proposed in this Pull Request
This pull request includes a version update for the
wpcomsp-simple-eventsplugin, incrementing the version from2.0.0to2.0.1. The changes ensure consistency in versioning across the plugin's metadata and files.Version update:
package.json: Updated theversionfield from2.0.0to2.0.1.plugin.php: Updated the@versiontag in the file header from2.0.0to2.0.1.plugin.php: Updated theVersionfield in the plugin description from2.0.0to2.0.1.plugin.php: Updated theSE_VERSIONconstant definition from2.0.0to2.0.1.Testing instructions
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