Release/1.2.35 #553
Release/1.2.35 #553
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1-1000: Verify existing content accuracyWhile no other significant changes were made to the README, it's a good practice to ensure that the existing content is still accurate and up-to-date with the latest release. Please take a moment to review the following sections:
- Requirements
- Installation instructions
- Usage examples
- Known limitations
- Feature support
This will help maintain the quality and reliability of the documentation.
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3-7: Great addition of status badges!The new badges for various GitHub Actions workflows provide valuable information about the project's status at a glance. This addition enhances the README and demonstrates active maintenance and testing of the project.
38-38: Version number correctly updatedThe Ably Flutter dependency version has been correctly updated to 1.2.35 in the installation instructions, which aligns with the release information.
To ensure consistency, let's verify if there are any other references to the version number in the README:
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Version number correctly updated
The Ably Flutter dependency version has been correctly updated to 1.2.35 in the installation instructions, and no other references to the version number were found in the README.
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3-10: LGTM! New version entry is well-formatted and informative.The new version entry for 1.2.35 is properly formatted and provides clear information about the changes. It includes:
- A link to the full changelog
- Two specific bug fixes with links to their respective GitHub issues
This is consistent with the style of previous entries and provides valuable information for users.
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11-271: Previous changelog entries remain consistent and well-maintained.The existing changelog entries for previous versions maintain a consistent format and provide detailed information about changes in each release. This consistency helps users easily track the project's evolution over time.
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1-271: Excellent maintenance of the changelog.The CHANGELOG.md file is well-structured, comprehensive, and consistently maintained. Key strengths include:
- Reverse chronological order for easy access to recent changes.
- Inclusion of both stable and preview releases.
- Consistent formatting across entries.
- Detailed descriptions of changes with links to GitHub issues and pull requests.
- Full history from the initial development preview to the current version.
This level of detail and organization greatly aids users and contributors in understanding the project's evolution.
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19-21: Consider the impact on test environment consistency.While the new simulator setup is an improvement, it's important to consider how it might affect the consistency of your test environments.
To ensure continued reliability of your tests:
- Document the change in simulator setup in your project's testing documentation.
- Monitor test results closely after this change to identify any unexpected differences.
- Consider running parallel tests with both the old and new setups for a short period to ensure consistency in results.
This will help maintain the integrity of your testing process during and after this transition.
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19-21: Approve the use ofsimulator-actionwith a suggestion for verification.The introduction of
futureware-tech/simulator-action@v3simplifies the workflow and likely improves reliability by using a maintained action for simulator management. This is a good improvement over custom scripts.To ensure this change doesn't introduce any issues, please verify:
- The action successfully boots the specified simulator model.
- The integration tests run correctly on the booted simulator.
- The workflow completes successfully for different device models in the matrix.
You can monitor the workflow runs to confirm these points.
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19-21: Improved iOS simulator setupThe addition of the
futureware-tech/simulator-action@v3action is a good improvement. It simplifies the simulator setup process and maintains compatibility with the existing matrix strategy for device selection. This change should make the workflow more robust and easier to maintain.
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1-73: Overall workflow improvementsThe changes to this workflow file represent a positive step towards simplification and standardization of the Flutter integration testing process for both iOS and Android platforms. The introduction of the
simulator-actionfor iOS and the consistent use offlutter drivefor both platforms should make the workflow more maintainable and easier to understand.However, it's crucial to ensure that no important setup or teardown steps were lost in the transition from the shell script to direct
flutter drivecommands. Once verified, these changes should lead to a more robust and efficient CI process.
36-36: Simplified test execution commandThe change to directly use
flutter driveinstead of a shell script is a good simplification. It aligns the iOS test execution method with the Android job, making the workflow more consistent.Please verify that no important setup or teardown steps were present in the removed
run_integration_tests.shscript. If there were any, ensure they are properly incorporated into the workflow or the test suite itself.#!/bin/bash # Check if the removed script contained any crucial setup or teardown steps git show HEAD^:test_integration/run_integration_tests.sh
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