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This pull request updates the documentation's version constants to reflect the latest versions of the Arabica application and node. The changes ensure that the documentation accurately points to the most current releases for both components.
Highlights
- Update Arabica App Version: The
app-latest-tagfor Arabica has been updated fromv5.0.3-arabicatov6.0.0-arabica, along with its corresponding SHA (85b61e09b8bacb778d190113621a67feaab8c4c4to48aa7557fb89d10a960942845ca1f67174cc1822). - Update Arabica Node Version: The
node-latest-tagfor Arabica has been updated fromv0.25.3-arabicatov0.27.0-arabica, along with its corresponding SHA (f28297bad87d1116973807a5f5c0f002fd608321toedc2ac45c0e446980a69f1d45dbc4937a7229ea8).
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Code Review
This pull request updates the version tags and SHA hashes for the Arabica devnet application and node. The changes are straightforward and align with the PR's title. My review includes a suggestion to refactor the object keys in arabica_versions.js to use camelCase, which is a common convention in JavaScript that improves readability and maintainability. While this is a good practice, please note it would be a breaking change requiring updates in any code that consumes these values.
| "app-latest-tag": "v6.0.0-arabica", | ||
| "app-latest-sha": "48aa7557fb89d10a960942845ca1f67174cc1822", | ||
| "node-latest-tag": "v0.27.0-arabica", | ||
| "node-latest-sha": "edc2ac45c0e446980a69f1d45dbc4937a7229ea8", |
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For better adherence to common JavaScript naming conventions and to improve code readability, consider using camelCase for these object keys instead of kebab-case. Using camelCase allows for property access using dot notation (e.g., arabicaVersions.appLatestTag), which is generally preferred over bracket notation (arabicaVersions['app-latest-tag']). 1
Please be aware that this is a breaking change and would require updating all instances where these constants are used.
| "app-latest-tag": "v6.0.0-arabica", | |
| "app-latest-sha": "48aa7557fb89d10a960942845ca1f67174cc1822", | |
| "node-latest-tag": "v0.27.0-arabica", | |
| "node-latest-sha": "edc2ac45c0e446980a69f1d45dbc4937a7229ea8", | |
| appLatestTag: "v6.0.0-arabica", | |
| appLatestSha: "48aa7557fb89d10a960942845ca1f67174cc1822", | |
| nodeLatestTag: "v0.27.0-arabica", | |
| nodeLatestSha: "edc2ac45c0e446980a69f1d45dbc4937a7229ea8", |
Style Guide References
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Most JavaScript style guides, such as the Google JavaScript Style Guide, recommend using camelCase for property and variable names. ↩
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