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Build the site against idfkit 1.0.0 - #29
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The workflow checked idfkit-conformance out into governance/ and committed the whole tree, so the checkout became a gitlink with no .gitmodules entry. Merged, it breaks every checkout of main, as it did in idfkit-plugin (#23). The workflow itself is fixed separately.
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The bump workflow checks idfkit-conformance out into governance/ and let create-pull-request commit the whole tree, so the checkout was committed as a gitlink with no .gitmodules entry (#29). The workflow now names the two files it writes.
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idfkit 1.0.0 was released, so
[tool.idfkit.library]and the pinned dependency advance from1.0.0-rc.6.
Opened automatically by
notify-downstream.ymlin idfkit. Nobodyasked for it, which is the point: a release that renames a documented
interface makes pages wrong the moment it ships.
The checks on this pull request decide whether the pages survive
the new version. If they are red, a page describes something this
release no longer has under that name. Fix the page. Do not relax the
check, do not pin the level back, and do not merge past it.
Statements of unavailability this adoption closes
None.
The consumer register
Nothing to record: a bump changes nothing the register holds.