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Update constants.js #1704

Closed mindstyle85 closed 2 months ago

mindstyle85 commented 2 months ago

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The pull request updates the version number of the golangNodeMainnet constant in the constants.js file, changing it from "1.22.0" to "1.23.0". This increment signifies an upgrade to the mainnet version for the Golang node. Other related constants remain unchanged, indicating that this update focuses solely on the mainnet version.

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src/vitepress/constants/constants.js Updated golangNodeMainnet from "1.22.0" to "1.23.0"

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🐇 In the meadow where the code does play,
A version hops up, brightening the day.
From "one-two-two" to "one-two-three,"
A leap of progress, oh so merry!
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`2-2`: **Verify the intentionality and compatibility of the Golang node mainnet version upgrade.** The change itself is correct and does not introduce any syntax errors. However, please ensure that: 1. The version upgrade from "1.22.0" to "1.23.0" is intentional and has been thoroughly tested. 2. The new version is compatible with the rest of the system, especially considering that the other constants related to the Golang node and application versions remain unchanged. If the version upgrade is intentional and compatible, then consider reviewing and updating the other related constants (`golangNodeMocha`, `golangNodeArabica`, `golangApp`, `golangCore`, `golang`) to maintain consistency and avoid potential compatibility issues.
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github-actions[bot] commented 2 months ago

PR Preview Action v1.4.7 :---: :rocket: Deployed preview to https://celestiaorg.github.io/docs-preview/./pr-1704/ on branch main at 2024-09-11 08:46 UTC