feat: bump agent-analyzer to v0.3.0 (Phase 2-4)#7
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v0.3.0 adds Phase 2-4: AST symbols (6 languages), project metadata, doc-code cross-references. New query subcommands: symbols, dependents, stale-docs, project-info.
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This pull request correctly bumps the ANALYZER_MIN_VERSION constant to 0.3.0. The change is straightforward and aligns with the PR's objective.
While reviewing the usage of this constant, I noticed a potential issue in the ensureBinary and ensureBinarySync functions within lib/binary/index.js. When checking if a new binary download is needed, these functions always compare the installed version against ANALYZER_MIN_VERSION. However, they can also be called with a specific options.version. In such cases, the check should be against the requested version, not the minimum. As it is, if a user has a version that meets the minimum, they cannot use this function to upgrade to a newer specific version.
Since this logic is outside the files changed in this PR, no action is required here, but it would be beneficial to address this in a future change to make the binary management logic more robust.
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