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TECH-155: Upgrades to Erlang/OTP 27, fixes API#19

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@nanodirijabl nanodirijabl requested review from a team and ndiezel0 April 22, 2025 12:40
@nanodirijabl nanodirijabl merged commit 8715bd1 into v2 Apr 23, 2025
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* Version for dominant v2

* Dmt cache

* WIP

* dmt_client_cache unit tests pass

* Lots of non working tests

* Some fixes

* UserOp tests are working

* Some more working tests

* Fix everything

* Bump workflow

* Fixes and bumps

* Add new method

* Bump CI

* TECH-155: Upgrades to Erlang/OTP 27, fixes API (#19)

* Introduces domain objects checkout via search function

* Fixes `dmt_client:get_latest_version/1`

* Bumps actions/checkout

* Adds tag action and search functions

* Adds testcases to search function's impl

* Fixes objects collection by continuation token

* Refactors typespecs and fixes `vsn` vs `ref` confusion

* Updates README with cache impl concerns

* Fixes case clause

* Adds `get_author_by_email/1`

* Conforms API functions signatures to actually expected by users

* Fixes error for object absence in 0 version

* Upgrades dmt image and deps; flips test groups to test nonexistence

* Bumps dmt image in test env

* Locks version in checkouts before an upsert

* Adds note about race condition in upsert

* Increases chunk size for search calls

* Bumps dmt-v2

* Bumps damsel

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Co-authored-by: Aleksey Kashapov <nanodirijabl@gmail.com>
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