Synchronize version to 0.1.0 across codebase#38
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[WIP] Version bump
Synchronize version to 0.0.3 across codebase
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Pull Request Overview
This PR synchronizes the version number across the pywikipathways codebase to resolve inconsistencies between the package configuration and runtime version reporting. The version has been updated from 0.0.2 to 0.1.0 to match the intended package version.
- Updated the runtime version definition to 0.1.0
- Updated documentation to reflect the correct current version
- Established consistent version reporting across all package components
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pywikipathways/_version.py |
Updated version string from "0.0.2" to "0.1.0" |
.github/copilot-instructions.md |
Updated documentation to reflect current version as 0.1.0 |
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The version has been updated to '0.1.0', but according to the PR description, the intended synchronization was to match pyproject.toml version '0.0.3'. This creates a new version mismatch - the code now declares '0.1.0' while the description indicates the target was '0.0.3'.
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This PR fixes a version mismatch that existed between the package configuration and the actual runtime version.
Problem
The package had inconsistent version reporting:
pyproject.tomldeclared version0.0.3pywikipathways/_version.pydeclared version0.0.2_version.py, soimport pywikipathways; pywikipathways.__version__returned"0.0.2"This created confusion about which version was actually being used and could cause issues for package management tools that rely on consistent versioning.
Solution
Synchronized the version in
pywikipathways/_version.pyto match the version already declared inpyproject.toml(0.0.3). This makespyproject.tomlthe single source of truth for the intended package version.Changes
pywikipathways/_version.py:__version__ = "0.0.2"→__version__ = "0.0.3".github/copilot-instructions.mdto reflect the correct current versionVerification
This is a minimal change that resolves the version inconsistency without affecting any functionality.
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