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chore: prepare v7.1.0 #1325

Closed dadamu closed 7 months ago

dadamu commented 7 months ago

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Closes: #XXXX This PR preares v7.1.0 version

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Version 7.1.0 ushers in critical enhancements focusing on dependencies and upgrade mechanisms. It includes specific updates to key dependencies like cosmos-sdk, wasmd, and ibc-go, along with the addition of a new upgrade handler to facilitate a smoother transition to this version.

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Files Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md Updated to include version 7.1.0 specifics: dependency updates and new upgrade handler.
app/upgrades.go Added a new upgrade handler for version 7.1.0.
app/upgrades/v710/upgrade.go Introduced upgrade logic and store upgrades for version 7.1.0.

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`5-9`: Consider adding more descriptive summaries for each version update. While the current changelog entries provide a concise overview of the changes, including more descriptive summaries for each version could enhance understanding and clarity for readers. This could involve briefly describing the impact of the updates or the reason behind specific changes. --- `5-9`: Ensure consistency in the use of terminology and naming conventions. It's important to maintain consistency in the use of terminology and naming conventions throughout the changelog. For instance, ensure that module names, version numbers, and technical terms are used consistently. This helps in avoiding confusion and improving the readability of the document. --- `5-9`: Verify the accuracy of external links. Ensure that all external links provided in the changelog, such as pull request links and documentation references, are accurate and accessible. This helps readers in obtaining more detailed information about the changes if needed.
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github-actions[bot] commented 7 months ago

👀 Docs preview available here: https://661509a13fda619540e539bf--desmos-docs.netlify.app