Update version to 1.15.2 in package.json

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PR Review: Version Bump to 1.15.2

Reviewing this merged PR that updated the package version to 1.15.2.

Todo List:

• Examine package.json changes
• Check for proper semantic versioning
• Verify related files are consistent
• Review PR process and provide feedback
• Check for missing changelog or release notes

Review Findings:

⚠️ Critical Issue: Version Inconsistency

File: package-lock.json:2-8
The package-lock.json file still shows version 1.14.0 while package.json was updated to 1.15.2. This creates inconsistency between the two files:

// package.json
"version": "1.15.2", ✅

// package-lock.json  
"version": "1.14.0", ❌

Impact: This could cause issues with package installation, dependency resolution, and publishing.

📝 Process Improvement Suggestions

1. Missing Release Documentation: No changelog or release notes were found. Consider adding:

   • CHANGELOG.md to track version changes
   • Release notes explaining what changed between versions
   • Documentation of the semantic versioning strategy

2. Incomplete Version Update Process: The PR only updated package.json but missed package-lock.json. For future version bumps:

   # Recommended process:
   npm version [patch|minor|major]  # Updates both files automatically
   # OR manually ensure both files are updated

3. Missing PR Description: The PR had no description explaining:

   • What changed between 1.14.0 and 1.15.2
   • Whether this is a patch, minor, or major release
   • What bugs/features prompted this version bump

✅ Positive Aspects

1. Clean Change: The version format follows semantic versioning correctly
2. Focused Scope: The PR was appropriately focused on just the version change
3. Proper Branch Naming: Used descriptive branch name bump/1.15.2

🔧 Recommendations for Next Steps

1. Immediate Fix Needed: Update package-lock.json to version 1.15.2 to match package.json
2. Process Enhancement:
   • Use npm version command for future bumps to maintain consistency
   • Add a changelog to track version history
   • Include meaningful PR descriptions for version bumps
3. Consider Automation: Set up automated version bumping with tools like semantic-release or conventional commits

Security & Performance Assessment

• ✅ No security concerns with this version bump
• ✅ No performance implications
• ✅ No code quality issues in the change itself

The change is functionally correct but incomplete due to the package-lock.json inconsistency.

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