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chore: update Appsero/Client and Appsero/Updater for WP 6.7 compatibility #2448

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    • Updated dependencies to improve performance and compatibility.
      • Upgraded appsero/client to version ^v2.0.4.
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The composer.json file for the wedevs/dokan project has been updated to reflect changes in the version constraints of two dependencies. Specifically, the appsero/client package has been upgraded from version ^v2.0.2 to ^v2.0.4, and the appsero/updater package has been updated from ^v2.3.0 to ^v2.3.1. No other sections of the file, including require-dev, config, autoload, and scripts, have been modified.

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composer.json Updated dependency versions: appsero/client from ^v2.0.2 to ^v2.0.4; appsero/updater from ^v2.3.0 to ^v2.3.1.

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15-15: Consider adding compatibility tests

Since these dependency updates are intended to ensure WordPress 6.7 compatibility, consider:

  1. Adding specific test cases in your CI pipeline to verify compatibility with WordPress 6.7
  2. Documenting the minimum and maximum tested WordPress versions in your plugin's readme
  3. Setting up automated compatibility checks for future WordPress releases

This will help catch any compatibility issues early and ensure a smooth upgrade path for users.

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17-17: Verify compatibility and security of appsero/updater upgrade

The version bump from ^v2.3.0 to ^v2.3.1 appears to be a patch update. Let's verify the changes and compatibility.

✅ Verification successful

Patch update v2.3.1 is safe to proceed

Based on the GitHub API results:

  • The update from v2.3.0 to v2.3.1 is a recent patch release (Nov 25, 2024) that fixes a timeout issue during plugin updates
  • No security vulnerabilities were reported for this package
  • The change is backward compatible and focuses on fixing a specific bug related to request timeouts
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15-15: Verify compatibility and security of appsero/client upgrade

The version bump from ^v2.0.2 to ^v2.0.4 appears to be a minor update. Let's verify the changes and compatibility.

✅ Verification successful

The appsero/client v2.0.4 update is safe to proceed

The version upgrade from v2.0.2 to v2.0.4 is verified to be:

  • Security-wise safe (no vulnerabilities reported)
  • Contains only bug fixes:
    • v2.0.3: Fixed opt-in/out redirection and inaccessible page handling
    • v2.0.4: Fixed translations loading timing issue

The changes are maintenance-focused and don't introduce breaking changes, making this a safe update for WordPress 6.7 compatibility.

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@mrabbani mrabbani added 👍 Dev Review Done Upcoming Release and removed Needs: Dev Review It requires a developer review and approval labels Nov 25, 2024
@shashwatahalder01 shashwatahalder01 added QA In Progress QA approved This PR is approved by the QA team and removed Needs: Testing This requires further testing QA In Progress labels Nov 26, 2024
@Aunshon Aunshon merged commit c449b9f into develop Nov 26, 2024
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