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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis pull request introduces a new JSON metadata file for the "apibara" package and updates the package version constants in the CLI module. The JSON file marks the release as a prerelease with a dependent change type of "patch" and sets the package version to "next." Additionally, version specifications for several dependencies in the CLI’s constants have been updated from Changes
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packages/cli/src/create/constants.ts (1)
69-79: LGTM! Consider adding a warning comment about using "next" tag.The changes align with the PR objective to update package versions to "next". However, using the "next" tag means always getting the latest prerelease version, which could lead to:
- Non-deterministic builds
- Potential breaking changes
- Different versions on different machines
Consider adding a warning comment about the implications of using "next":
// Required Dependencies + // WARNING: Using "next" tag will always pull the latest prerelease version. + // This is suitable for development/preview but not recommended for production. apibara: "next",
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