chore: Remove explicit MemberJunction 3.0 version references from code#1962
chore: Remove explicit MemberJunction 3.0 version references from code#1962
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…rce code Version-specific references in comments, console.logs, and READMEs are unnecessary and become stale as the project evolves. This removes "3.0" from labels/branding while preserving version references in migration docs and forward-looking design notes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SummaryI've completed the review of this PR as requested. The PR contains only TypeScript and README file changes that remove "3.0" version references from the codebase. There are no SQL migration files to review, so there are no INSERT statements or spCreate* stored procedures that need checking for proper UUID handling. The review has been submitted as a non-blocking COMMENT review. |
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SQL Migration Review
I've reviewed this PR specifically for SQL migration files as requested.
Finding: This PR contains no SQL migration files. All 9 changed files are TypeScript source files and README documentation files that remove "3.0" version references from comments and console output.
Since there are no SQL files in the migrations/ directory to review, there are no INSERT statements or spCreate* stored procedures to check for proper UUID handling.
Version-specific references in comments, console.logs, and READMEs are unnecessary and become stale as the project evolves. This removes "3.0" from labels/branding while preserving version references in migration docs and forward-looking design notes.