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Update spec version field to be version#35

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see issue: #34
we have decided to update the version field name to be "version" instead of "spec-version"

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    • Updated the specification to rename the top-level YAML field from spec-version to version in all descriptive text, required fields, and example snippets.

@findolor findolor requested a review from hardyjosh June 4, 2025 05:52
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The documentation has been updated to rename the top-level YAML field from spec-version to version throughout the specification, including descriptions, required fields, and example snippets. No changes were made to the semantics or to any exported or public entities.

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ob-yaml.md Renamed the YAML field spec-version to version in all instances

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23-23: Required fields list updated
The required fields section now lists version. Ensure that any schema definitions or validation tooling have been updated to enforce this change.


28-28: Example snippet updated correctly
The YAML example now uses version: 1 as intended.

Comment thread ob-yaml.md
Comment on lines +17 to +19
To handle potential breaking changes in the YAML format itself, a top-level `version` field should be included. This allows tooling to identify the expected structure and handle different versions appropriately.

The `spec-version` is a simple integer (e.g., `1`), not a semantic version (like `1.0.0`). Only whole numbers should be used.
The `version` is a simple integer (e.g., `1`), not a semantic version (like `1.0.0`). Only whole numbers should be used.
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🧹 Nitpick (assertive)

Rename applied correctly; consider deprecation note
The description correctly replaces spec-version with version. You may want to add a brief note about deprecation or backward-compatibility for existing configs that still use spec-version.

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spec version is a newly introduced field and no one is using it at the moment

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@findolor, thank you for the clarification! Since spec-version is newly introduced with no existing usage, you're absolutely right that there's no need for a deprecation note or backward compatibility considerations. The rename to version can proceed cleanly without any compatibility concerns.


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Learnt from: findolor
PR: rainlanguage/specs#35
File: ob-yaml.md:17-19
Timestamp: 2025-06-04T05:56:12.475Z
Learning: The `spec-version` field in ob-yaml.md is newly introduced and has no existing usage, so renaming it to `version` requires no backward compatibility considerations or deprecation notes.

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@findolor findolor requested a review from 0xgleb June 4, 2025 07:10
@hardyjosh hardyjosh merged commit da58350 into main Jun 4, 2025
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