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* add covector to root * add workflow to covector config * bump covector * add webkit install on publish * create workflow to version and publish * remove workflows no longer needed * add repo info to root package.json * add early exits based on new output * switch to dry run version of publish commands * latest branch is being removed in this PR * add summary component around yarn audit |
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| notificaiton-fix.md | ||
| notification-permission-regression.md | ||
| plugin-system.md | ||
| promisified-leak.md | ||
| readme.md | ||
| refactor-whitelist.md | ||
| tauri-cli-admin.md | ||
| tauri-info-outdated.md | ||
| tauri-init.md | ||
| tauri-package-json.md | ||
| tauri-webview.md | ||
| tauri.js-dependency-manager.md | ||
| tauri.js-install-on-init.md | ||
| taurijs_move_api_types_into_api.md | ||
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As you create PRs and make changes that require a version bump, please add a new markdown file in this folder. You do not note the version number, but rather the type of bump that you expect: major, minor, or patch. The filename is not important, as long as it is a .md, but we recommend it represents the overall change for our sanity.
When you select the version bump required, you do not need to consider depedencies. Only note the package with the actual change, and any packages that depend on that package will be bumped automatically in the process.
Use the following format:
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"tauri.js": patch
"tauri": minor
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Change summary goes here
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