Set up semantic versioning v1.0.0 #4
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- Add explicit version 1.0.0 to composer.json - Update branch alias to dev-1.x pointing to 1.x-dev - Prepare for semantic versioning workflow
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This pull request establishes the initial setup for semantic versioning within the project. It introduces explicit version declaration and adjusts branch aliases to align with a structured release process, paving the way for future versioned releases.
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- Explicit Versioning: The composer.json file now explicitly declares the package version as 1.0.0.
- Branch Alias Update: The branch-alias configuration in composer.json has been updated from dev-main to dev-1.x, pointing to 1.x-dev.
- Semantic Versioning Preparation: These changes are foundational steps to prepare the project for a semantic versioning workflow, ensuring consistent versioning practices.
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Code Review
This pull request aims to set up semantic versioning by adding an explicit version to composer.json and updating the branch alias. While the branch alias update is a good step towards a semantic versioning workflow, hardcoding the version in composer.json is discouraged for libraries published on Packagist. Versioning should be handled through Git tags to ensure consistency and avoid potential conflicts. My review includes a comment detailing this issue.
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| "name": "iamfarhad/laravel-prometheus", | |||
| "version": "1.0.0", | |||
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Hardcoding the version field in composer.json is not recommended for libraries that are published on Packagist. Packagist automatically determines the package version from your Git tags. Including the version here can lead to inconsistencies if a new release is tagged without updating this file, or vice-versa. The recommended practice is to omit this field and manage versions solely through Git tags.
To fix this, please remove this line. You will also need to remove the trailing comma from the "name" line above to ensure the JSON remains valid.
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