Release/1.2.43 #1038
Release/1.2.43 #1038
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WalkthroughThis pull request includes updates to several documentation files and configuration settings for version 1.2.43 of the Ably Java SDK. Key changes include enhancements to proxy support, updated instructions in Changes
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lib/src/test/java/io/ably/lib/test/realtime/RealtimeHttpHeaderTest.java (1)
91-91: LGTM! Consider extracting the version number to a constant.The version number update from 1.2.42 to 1.2.43 in the expected agent string is correct and aligns with the new release version. This change ensures that the test remains accurate for the updated SDK version.
To improve maintainability, consider extracting the version number to a constant or retrieving it dynamically from the SDK's version information. This would reduce the need for manual updates in test files when the SDK version changes. For example:
private static final String SDK_VERSION = "1.2.43"; // Define this at the class level // Then use it in the test assertEquals("Verify correct lib version", requestParameters.get("agent"), Collections.singletonList("ably-java/" + SDK_VERSION + " jre/" + System.getProperty("java.version")));This approach would centralize version management and reduce the risk of inconsistencies between the actual SDK version and the test expectations.
CONTRIBUTING.md (7)
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1-38: LGTM! Clear and comprehensive instructions for development and building.The development flow and building instructions are well-structured and provide clear guidance for contributors. The addition of specific commands for different operating systems is particularly helpful.
Consider adding a note about the minimum required Java version for building the project, if applicable.
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40-66: Great addition! Clear instructions for adding new network engines.This new section provides valuable guidance for contributors who want to implement custom network engines. The explanation of current engines and the process for adding new ones is well-structured.
Consider enhancing this section with:
- A brief explanation of why someone might want to implement a new engine.
- More detailed steps or a code skeleton for implementing the required interfaces.
- Guidelines on how to test a new engine implementation.
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68-90: LGTM! Clear instructions for code style enforcement.The Code Standard section provides clear guidance on using Checkstyle for Java and CodeNarc for Gradle scripts. The commands for running these tools are well-documented.
Consider adding links to the Checkstyle and CodeNarc configuration files used in the project, if they exist. This would allow contributors to review the specific rules being enforced.
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92-172: Excellent IDE support instructions! Clear and comprehensive.The Supported Platforms section provides a good overview, and the expanded IDE Support section offers detailed guidance for setting up the project in IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, and Android Studio. The instructions for creating run/debug configurations are particularly helpful.
Consider adding a note about any known issues or limitations when using these IDEs with the project, if applicable. This could help contributors avoid common pitfalls.
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174-207: LGTM! Comprehensive test running instructions and valuable addition of interactive push tests.The Running Tests section provides clear commands for different test suites and environments. The new Interactive push tests section is a great addition, offering guidance on end-to-end testing of push notifications.
Consider adding a brief explanation of what each test suite covers (e.g., what's included in RestSuite vs RealtimeSuite). This could help contributors understand which tests to run based on their changes.
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209-235: Great addition! Clear instructions for local building and usage.These new sections provide valuable guidance for developers working on the library or using it in other projects. The instructions for building an AAR file and using it locally are clear and comprehensive.
Consider adding a troubleshooting section or common pitfalls to watch out for when using the locally built library in other projects. This could save time for developers encountering issues during integration.
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237-322: LGTM! Comprehensive release process documentation.The Release Process section provides a detailed and well-structured guide for maintainers. It covers all necessary steps from creating a release branch to publishing on Maven Central.
Consider adding a checklist or summary of the release process at the beginning of this section. This could serve as a quick reference for maintainers and help ensure no steps are missed during the release.
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README.md (1)
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323-380: LGTM: New section on using Ably SDK under a proxyThe new section on using the Ably SDK under a proxy is a valuable addition to the documentation. It provides clear instructions for adding the required OkHttp dependency and configuring proxy settings. The Java example is comprehensive and covers both REST and Realtime clients.
Consider adding a note about the potential security implications of hardcoding proxy credentials in the example. Suggest using environment variables or a secure configuration management system for sensitive information in production environments.
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README.md (3)
23-23: LGTM: Version update for Ably Java libraryThe version number has been correctly updated from 1.2.42 to 1.2.43. This change is consistent with the release information provided in the PR title.
29-29: LGTM: Version update for Ably Android libraryThe version number has been correctly updated from 1.2.42 to 1.2.43, maintaining parity with the Java library update. This change is consistent with the release information provided in the PR title.
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1-380: Summary: Documentation updates for version 1.2.43The changes in this file accurately reflect the release of version 1.2.43 for both the Ably Java and Android libraries. The addition of the section on using the SDK under a proxy enhances the documentation's completeness and usefulness. These updates improve the overall quality and relevance of the README.md file.
CHANGELOG.md (6)
3-15: LGTM: New version entry is well-formatted and informative.The new version entry for 1.2.43 is correctly added at the top of the changelog. It includes the version number, link to the full changelog, and lists the implemented enhancements and merged pull requests. This follows the standard format and provides users with a clear overview of the changes in this release.
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16-85: LGTM: Previous version entries are consistent and well-formatted.The entries for versions 1.2.42 down to 1.2.39 maintain a consistent format, each including:
- A link to the full changelog
- Lists of implemented enhancements
- Fixed bugs
- Merged pull requests
This consistency helps users easily track changes across versions.
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86-190: LGTM: Entries for versions 1.2.38 to 1.2.34 are well-documented.These entries maintain the consistent format established in earlier versions. They provide clear information about changes, enhancements, and fixes for each version.
Notably, the entry for version 1.2.37 includes an important note about reverting changes from version 1.2.6 due to regressions. This transparency about reversions is excellent practice, helping users understand the evolution of the library.
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191-569: LGTM: Comprehensive documentation of versions 1.2.33 to 1.0.0.These entries maintain the established format and provide detailed information about changes, enhancements, and fixes for each version.
Particularly noteworthy is the entry for version 1.0.0, which marks a significant milestone as the first release of the 1.0 client library specification. This information helps users understand the major evolution points of the library.
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570-1007: LGTM: Valuable historical record of early versions.The changelog entries for versions 0.8.11 down to 0.8.0 maintain the consistent format established in later versions. This section provides a valuable historical record of the library's early development, allowing users and developers to trace the evolution of features and fixes from the project's inception.
Maintaining this historical information is excellent practice, as it can be useful for understanding long-term development patterns and decisions.
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1-1009: LGTM: Exemplary CHANGELOG.md file.This CHANGELOG.md file is a model of good practice in software version documentation:
Comprehensive Coverage: It documents all versions from 0.8.0 to the latest 1.2.43, providing a complete history of the library's development.
Consistent Formatting: Each entry follows a consistent format, making it easy for users to navigate and understand changes across versions.
Clear Categorization: Changes are clearly categorized (e.g., "Implemented enhancements", "Fixed bugs", "Merged pull requests"), helping users quickly find relevant information.
Detailed Linking: Each entry provides links to full changelogs and GitHub comparisons, allowing users to dive deeper into specific changes if needed.
Transparency: The file includes a note about its automatic generation using github_changelog_generator, providing transparency about the changelog creation process.
This well-maintained changelog significantly enhances the usability and transparency of the library for its users and contributors.
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Release Notes for Version 1.2.43
New Features
Documentation
CONTRIBUTING.mdfor improved clarity and usability, including expanded build instructions and testing guidelines.README.mdto reflect version updates and new proxy configuration details.Bug Fixes
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