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Release v0.16.0

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Gathering content from #200, #201, #190 into a single release candidate.

See CHANGELOG.md for all compiled changes.

PR Checklist

  • Merged latest main
  • Version number in package.json has been bumped since last release
  • Version numbers match between package package.json and src/version.js
  • Ran npm install and npm run build AFTER bumping the version number
  • Updated documentation if necessary (currently just in api_spec.md)
  • Added changes to changelog.md

Breaking API Changes

A lot of existing logic was split into separate files. The vast majority of this should only be internal calls.
If any compatibility issues arise, we can address them at that point.

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joshua-dean commented Nov 8, 2024

@TrevorBurgoyne I merged the three mentioned PRs in, bumped, built, and updated the changelog. The functionality shouldn't be any different than what was in #190.

If #203 is a priority I will get that up-to-date and request review there if we want to bundle it with the rest of the changes.

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LGTM 👍

@joshua-dean joshua-dean merged commit 7a7dc2b into main Dec 5, 2024
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@joshua-dean joshua-dean deleted the rc/v0.16.0 branch December 5, 2024 21:59
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