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Summary of Changes
Hello! Gemini or gemini-code-assist here, providing a summary of this pull request. This PR, authored by xerial-bot, aims to update the project's sbt version from 1.10.11
to 1.11.0
. This is a standard dependency update facilitated by Scala Steward, targeting both the core sbt
dependency and the scripted-plugin
. The changes involve modifying the sbt.version
property within several build.properties
files across different modules and examples in the repository.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: The primary goal of this PR is to update the sbt version used in the project from
1.10.11
to1.11.0
. - Scope of Changes: The update is applied by modifying the
sbt.version
property in thebuild.properties
file located in the root project directory, theairspec
module, thesbt-airframe
module, and several example projects (rpc-examples/hello-rpc
,rpc-examples/rpc-scalajs
,rx-demo/gallery
).
Changelog
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- airspec/project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 14).
- Updated
- examples/rpc-examples/hello-rpc/project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 1).
- Updated
- examples/rpc-examples/rpc-scalajs/project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 1).
- Updated
- examples/rx-demo/gallery/project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 1).
- Updated
- project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 14).
- Updated
- sbt-airframe/project/build.properties
- Updated
sbt.version
from1.10.11
to1.11.0
(line 14).
- Updated
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A version bumps,
From ten point eleven it jumps,
To eleven point zero,
A dependency hero,
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Code Review
This PR updates the sbt and scripted-plugin versions from 1.10.11 to 1.11.0. The changes are straightforward, involving updates to the build.properties
files across several projects. Overall, the update seems fine, but I have a few observations.
Summary of Findings
- sbt version update: The primary change is updating the sbt version across multiple
build.properties
files. It's crucial to verify compatibility and review release notes for potential issues.
Merge Readiness
The PR updates the sbt version across multiple projects. While the changes themselves are simple, it's important to ensure that the new sbt version is compatible with all dependencies and build configurations. I recommend verifying this before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
About this PR
π¦ Updates
from
1.10.11
to1.11.0
π GitHub Release Notes - Version Diff
Usage
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