chore: Release v0.6.3 #1034
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1. python/plugins/langgraph/setup.py:15
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There's a typo in the description: "LnagGraph" should be "LangGraph". - Reason this comment was not posted:
Confidence changes required:50%
The PR updates the version numbers across multiple files, which is expected for a version bump. However, there is a typo in the description of the LangGraph plugin.
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the Composio platform from version 0.6.2 to 0.6.3. The changes are primarily focused on updating version numbers across various setup and configuration files to ensure consistency and compatibility with the new release. Key updates include:
These modifications are straightforward, ensuring the system's integrity and functionality with the new version. Changes
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1. python/scripts/bump.py:68
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The comment suggests using a minor version bump for breaking changes, which is against semantic versioning principles. Consider using a major version bump for breaking changes once past v1.0. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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The PR updates the version constraints for dependencies from "<=0.6.3" to "<0.7.0". This is a good practice as it allows for minor version updates without breaking changes. However, the comment in the bump.py script suggests that the bump type is set to minor due to breaking changes in minor releases, which is not ideal. This should be addressed in the future to follow semantic versioning properly.
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| def _bump_setups(bump_type: BumpType, latest_core_version: VersionInfo) -> None: | ||
| cwd = Path.cwd() | ||
| for setup in ( | ||
| cwd / "setup.py", | ||
| cwd / "swe" / "setup.py", | ||
| *(cwd / "plugins").glob("**/setup.py"), | ||
| ): | ||
| _bump_setup(file=setup, bump_type=bump_type) | ||
| _bump_setup(setup, bump_type, latest_core_version) |
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Ensure Proper Usage of New Parameter in Function
The function _bump_setups has been modified to include a new parameter latest_core_version. However, the current diff does not show how this parameter is being utilized within the function. This omission can lead to logical errors if the parameter is not used correctly or if the function calls are not updated to pass this new parameter.
Actionable Steps:
- Review Function Calls: Ensure that all calls to
_bump_setupsare updated to include thelatest_core_versionparameter. - Verify Parameter Usage: Check that
latest_core_versionis used appropriately within the function to achieve the intended functionality. - Testing: After making these changes, conduct thorough testing to ensure that the function behaves as expected with the new parameter.
By addressing these points, you can prevent potential runtime errors and ensure the function operates correctly. 🛠️
| content = content.replace(f'__version__ = "{version}"', f'__version__ = "{update}"') | ||
| file.write_text(content, encoding="utf-8") | ||
| print(f"Bumped {file} to {update}") | ||
| return update | ||
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| def bump(bump_type: BumpType) -> None: | ||
| for _bump in (_bump_setups, _bump_dockerfiles, _bump_init): | ||
| _bump(bump_type=bump_type) | ||
| latest_core_version = _bump_init(bump_type=bump_type) | ||
| _bump_setups(bump_type=bump_type, latest_core_version=latest_core_version) | ||
| _bump_dockerfiles(bump_type=bump_type) | ||
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Review of Version Bumping Logic Change
The recent changes in the bump function introduce a new variable latest_core_version and modify the sequence of operations for version bumping. This change could potentially lead to logical errors if latest_core_version is not correctly determined or applied across all necessary files.
Recommendations:
- Verify Logic: Ensure that
latest_core_versionis accurately determined in_bump_initand that it is correctly used in_bump_setups. This will prevent any inconsistencies in version management. - Testing: Conduct thorough testing to ensure that the new sequence does not introduce any errors or inconsistencies. This includes unit tests and integration tests to cover all scenarios.
- Documentation: Update any relevant documentation to reflect the changes in the version bumping process, ensuring that future developers understand the new logic.
Potential Risks:
- If
latest_core_versionis not correctly applied, it could lead to mismatched versions across different files, causing deployment issues.
By addressing these points, you can ensure a smooth transition to the new version bumping logic. 🛠️
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