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misc: bump dependency versions #83
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"id": "c2af8534-4505-415d-bafa-ab035e261c08", | ||
"type": "misc", | ||
"description": "Upgrade dependencies to their latest versions, notably Kotlin 1.9.20" | ||
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Question: Do we call changes like this "breaking"? Should we minor-version-bump the CRT's sdkVersion
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@OptIn(ExperimentalTime::class) | ||
private suspend fun connectAllCiphers(url: String) { |
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Question: Did something (IDE, Gradle, etc.) proactively warn you about the unnecessity of this opt-in? Or did you just happen to see this and elect to remove it?
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The IDE warned me. I did a global code search for all @OptIn
annotations, and removed the ones which the IDE deemed unnecessary
Issue #, if available:
Description of changes:
Bump dependencies to their latest available versions
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