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Walkthrough
The recent changes involve a simplification of the CircleCI configuration by removing the build_canary job and updating version dependencies across various files. Additionally, modifications were made to GitHub workflows for triggering events and upgrading utility versions in Terraform configurations. A new word was also added to the custom dictionary.
Changes
File
Change Summary
.circleci/config.yml
Removed the build_canary job, simplifying the CircleCI configuration.
.cspell/custom-dictionary.txt
Added the word "direnv" to the custom dictionary.
.github/workflows/circleci.yml
Changed event trigger from repository_dispatch to m with specific triggering types.
.github/workflows/trigger-on-comment.yml
Updated the workflow to trigger on additional pull request actions, renamed to "Ok To Test", and modified job conditions.
.tool-versions
Updated golang version from 1.21.8 to 1.21.11.
ops/terraform/prod.tfvars
Upgraded bacalhau_version from "v1.3.1" to "v1.3.2".
ops/terraform/stage.tfvars
Upgraded bacalhau_version from "v1.3.0-rc3" to "v1.3.2".
Sequence Diagram(s)
(Sequence diagrams were not generated due to the simplicity and varied nature of the changes.)
Poem
In the world of code, changes anew,
A canary flies, we bid adieu.
With golang fresh and workflows clear,
Pull requests cheer, no fear, no tear.
Bacalhau rides a version higher,
In our realm of bytes, we aspire.
🐰✨
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Walkthrough
The recent changes involve a simplification of the CircleCI configuration by removing the
build_canary
job and updating version dependencies across various files. Additionally, modifications were made to GitHub workflows for triggering events and upgrading utility versions in Terraform configurations. A new word was also added to the custom dictionary.Changes
build_canary
job, simplifying the CircleCI configuration.repository_dispatch
tom
with specific triggering types.golang
version from1.21.8
to1.21.11
.bacalhau_version
from"v1.3.1"
to"v1.3.2"
.bacalhau_version
from"v1.3.0-rc3"
to"v1.3.2"
.Sequence Diagram(s)
(Sequence diagrams were not generated due to the simplicity and varied nature of the changes.)
Poem
Tips
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