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* chore: promote to v2 stable - deletes all RC change files - adds a new change file to promote all packages to v2 stable - manually fix the tauri-driver, tauri-macos-sign, tauri-bundler versions so the next covector bump will move them to 2.0.0 - manually patch the metadata-v2.json file so the next covector update will mark all packages as 2.0.0 * ignore audit vuln without fixes * bump msrv to 1.78 * run covector version * fix sync lockfile covector * #[allow(clippy::manual_inspect)] |
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README.md
Changes
via https://github.com/jbolda/covector
As you create PRs and make changes that require a version bump, please add a new markdown file in this folder. You do not note the version number, but rather the type of bump that you expect: major, minor, or patch. The filename is not important, as long as it is a .md, but we recommend that it represents the overall change for organizational purposes.
When you select the version bump required, you do not need to consider dependencies. Only note the package with the actual change, and any packages that depend on that package will be bumped automatically in the process.
Use the following format:
---
'package-a': 'patch:enhance'
'package-b': 'patch:enhance'
---
Change summary goes here
Summaries do not have a specific character limit, but are text only. These summaries are used within the (future implementation of) changelogs. They will give context to the change and also point back to the original PR if more details and context are needed.
Changes will be designated as a major, minor or patch as further described in semver.
Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the:
- MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes,
- MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards compatible manner, and
- PATCH version when you make backwards compatible bug fixes.
Additional labels for pre-release and build metadata are available as extensions to the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH format, but will be discussed prior to usage (as extra steps will be necessary in consideration of merging and publishing).
Additionally you could specify a tag for the change file to group it with other changes by prefixing the bump with :<tag>, for example:
---
'package-a': 'patch:enhance'
---
Change summary goes here
which will group this change file with other changes that specify the bug tag.
For list of available tags, see the changeTags key in ./config.json