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feat(core): 0.9.0 minor bump indicating ConnectRPC Support #625
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- 0.9.0 reflects that we are intending to release 1.x soon
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request primarily focuses on bumping the project version from 0.3.2 to 0.9.0, which the author notes is in preparation for an upcoming 1.x release. The changes involve updating version numbers in package manifests, the main Makefile, and the internal version constant, along with corresponding updates to package-lock.json
files. While the title mentions adding ConnectRPC support, the patch content itself mainly reflects versioning and minor dependency updates related to the existing ConnectRPC dependencies.
Highlights
- Version Bump: I see the project version has been updated from
0.3.2
to0.9.0
across the core library, CLI, and web app modules, as well as in the mainMakefile
. - Dependency Updates: The
package-lock.json
files for the CLI and web app have been updated to reference the new0.9.0
version of the local@opentdf/sdk
package. Additionally,@bufbuild/protobuf
was updated from2.5.1
to2.5.2
, and license information was added for several dependencies in the lock files.
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Code Review
The pull request updates the project version to 0.9.0 across the main packages (lib
, cli
, web-app
) and their corresponding lock files. It also includes license information for several dependencies in the lock files, which is good for compliance and maintainability. This version bump seems to be in preparation for a 1.x release, as noted in the description, and likely incorporates the ConnectRPC support mentioned in the title, although the specific code changes for ConnectRPC are not visible in the provided diffs. A minor issue was found where a script still referenced the old version number.
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