Update sbt-dynver to 5.1.1#3971
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This pull request performs a routine dependency upgrade, updating the sbt-dynver plugin to its latest patch version, 5.1.1. This minor version bump likely incorporates bug fixes or small improvements from the upstream library. Additionally, it includes minor, cosmetic formatting adjustments in two plugin.sbt files.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: Updated the
sbt-dynverplugin from version5.1.0to5.1.1acrossairspec/project/plugin.sbt,project/plugin.sbt, andsbt-airframe/project/plugin.sbt. - Code Formatting: Applied minor whitespace adjustments to the
SCALAJS_VERSIONvariable assignment inairspec/project/plugin.sbtandproject/plugin.sbt.
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Code Review
This pull request, generated by Scala Steward, correctly updates the sbt-dynver plugin from version 5.1.0 to 5.1.1. The update is a patch release containing a bug fix and is applied consistently across the necessary build files.
I've noticed a couple of minor formatting changes that seem to have been introduced alongside the dependency update. These changes remove the alignment of a constant definition, which makes it inconsistent with the prevailing style in the project. I've added suggestions to revert these formatting changes to maintain code style consistency.
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| val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0") | ||
| val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0") |
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This formatting change removes the alignment for the = operator. While functionally correct, it's inconsistent with the alignment style used for constants elsewhere in the project (e.g., in build.sbt and other parts of this file). Restoring the alignment would maintain a more consistent code style.
val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0")
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| // For Scala.js | ||
| val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0") | ||
| val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0") |
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This formatting change removes the alignment for the = operator. While functionally correct, it's inconsistent with the alignment style used for constants elsewhere in the project (e.g., in the main build.sbt file). Restoring the alignment would maintain a more consistent code style.
val SCALAJS_VERSION = sys.env.getOrElse("SCALAJS_VERSION", "1.19.0")
About this PR
📦 Updates com.github.sbt:sbt-dynver from
5.1.0to5.1.1📜 GitHub Release Notes - Version Diff
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