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Packages update (CI)

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• 7b7c47f - net-framework-updater[bot] - 2024-10-27 02:53:15 Packages update (CI)

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Src/GHActionsCI/GHActionsCI.csproj | 4 ++-- Src/GHActionsCI/packages.config | 2 +- 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)

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:wave: Hi there!

1. Ensure consistency: Update the version number of "CrispyWaffle" to be consistent in both the .csproj and packages.config files.
2. Verify paths: Check that the HintPath in the .csproj file points to the correct location for the updated CrispyWaffle version.
3. Maintain compatibility: Confirm that the target framework specified for the CrispyWaffle package in packages.config aligns with the project requirements.

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Build debug & Version bump: :beginner: Building GHActionsCI.sln

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Potential issues, bugs, and flaws that can introduce unwanted behavior:

1. /Src/GHActionsCI/GHActionsCI.csproj - The update to the CrispyWaffle reference may introduce breaking changes if version 8.2.234 has significant changes compared to 8.2.185. Ensure compatibility with your code and test thoroughly after such updates.

2. /Src/GHActionsCI/packages.config - Similar to the project file, the upgrade from 8.2.185 to 8.2.234 in packages.config carries the same risks of incompatibility. If CrispyWaffle has modified its API or behavior, it could lead to runtime issues if the existing code relies on properties or methods that have been changed or removed.

Code suggestions and improvements for better exception handling, logic, standardization, and consistency:

1. /Src/GHActionsCI/GHActionsCI.csproj - Consider adding comments or documentation regarding why CrispyWaffle is being upgraded, especially if this change was driven by a specific feature or bug fix. This helps future maintainers understand the rationale behind the version bump.

2. /Src/GHActionsCI/packages.config - Maintain a change log or document versioning strategy used for dependencies. This ensures that any developer or CI pipeline can quickly ascertain the purpose of the version increase and track dependencies over time.

3. General (both files) - Ensure to run thorough unit and integration tests after updating package versions to catch any behavior changes early. Consider implementing a continuous integration pipeline that includes automated tests for packages like CrispyWaffle.

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• The package CrispyWaffle version has been updated in both GHActionsCI.csproj and packages.config files.
• Make sure to test the changes thoroughly to ensure they haven't introduced any issues.

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Infisical secrets check: ✅ No secrets leaked!

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```txt 2:54AM INF scanning for exposed secrets... 2:54AM INF 290 commits scanned. 2:54AM INF scan completed in 570ms 2:54AM INF no leaks found ```

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Build debug & Version bump: :dart: Build succeeded - New version: 1.0.954.1

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Build debug & Version bump: :white_check_mark: Successfully builded and patched GHActionsCI.sln.

Version: :hash: 1.0.954.1 Warnings: :warning:

D:\a\POC-GHActions-CI-NetFramework\POC-GHActions-CI-NetFramework\Src\GHActionsCI\Program.cs(27,20): warning S1118: Add a 'protected' constructor or the 'static' keyword to the class declaration. (https://rules.sonarsource.com/csharp/RSPEC-1118) [D:\a\POC-GHActions-CI-NetFramework\POC-GHActions-CI-NetFramework\Src\GHActionsCI\GHActionsCI.csproj]