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2.15.6 (2026-01-06)

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@openfeaturebot openfeaturebot force-pushed the release-please--branches--main branch from fb090e1 to 3159c9a Compare January 6, 2026 19:34
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This pull request is an automated release for version 2.15.6 of the project. Its main purpose is to publish the latest stable version, which includes a critical bug fix related to potential change deadlocks. The changes ensure that all relevant project metadata and configuration files are aligned with the new version number, facilitating a smooth update process for users.

Highlights

  • Version Release: This pull request automates the release of version 2.15.6 for the project.
  • Bug Fix Inclusion: The new release incorporates a bug fix addressing 'more possible change deadlocks', as detailed in issue fix: more possible change deadlocks #324.
  • Version Updates: Key project files, including the release manifest, changelog, Docker Compose configuration, and version tracking file, have been updated to reflect the new 2.15.6 version.

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@toddbaert toddbaert merged commit b0057ab into main Jan 6, 2026
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This pull request is an automated release for version 2.15.6. The changes correctly update the version number in .release-please-manifest.json, docker-compose.yaml, and version.txt. I've noted a potential issue in the CHANGELOG.md where the release date seems to be static across the last few releases, which may indicate a misconfiguration in the release automation. Otherwise, the changes are consistent and look correct for a patch release.

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# Changelog

## [2.15.6](https://github.com/open-feature/flagd-testbed/compare/v2.15.5...v2.15.6) (2026-01-06)

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The release date (2026-01-06) appears to be incorrect as it is identical to the dates for the previous versions 2.15.5 and 2.15.4. This suggests a possible misconfiguration in the release automation process which is causing the date not to be updated for new releases. It would be good to investigate the release-please configuration to ensure release dates are generated correctly.

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