Release for v1.93.2 - Githubissues

github-actions[bot] commented 2 weeks ago

This pull request is for the next release as v1.93.2 created by tagpr. Merging it will tag v1.93.2 to the merge commit and create a GitHub release.

You can modify this branch "tagpr-from-v1.93.1" directly before merging if you want to change the next version number or other files for the release.

How to change the next version as you like

There are two ways to do it. - Version file - Edit and commit the version file specified in the .tagpr configuration file to describe the next version - If you want to use another version file, edit the configuration file. - Labels convention - Add labels to this pull request like "tagpr:minor" or "tagpr:major" - If no conventional labels are added, the patch version is incremented as is.

What's Changed

Update dependency com.google.guava:guava to v33.3.1-jre by @renovate in https://github.com/launchableinc/cli/pull/847
Update jackson update group to v2.18.1 by @renovate in https://github.com/launchableinc/cli/pull/938
Update dependency rules_jvm_external to v6.5 by @renovate in https://github.com/launchableinc/cli/pull/937
Support flutter by @Konboi in https://github.com/launchableinc/cli/pull/947

Full Changelog: https://github.com/launchableinc/cli/compare/v1.93.1...v1.93.2

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