Release 1.3.0

[cgwalters]

Mostly bugfixes here, but a few smaller features.

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Summary of Changes

Hello team, gemini-code-assist here to provide a summary of this pull request. This PR is titled "Release 1.3.0" and the description indicates it primarily contains bugfixes and a few smaller features. The changes in this specific pull request focus on updating the project's version number in preparation for this release.

Highlights

• Version Update: The core change in this PR is the update of the project version from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0. This is reflected in both the main library manifest (lib/Cargo.toml) and the dependency lock file (Cargo.lock).

Changelog

• Cargo.lock
  • Updated the locked version of bootc-lib from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0.
• lib/Cargo.toml
  • Updated the project's declared version from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0.

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Code Review

This PR updates the version of the bootc-lib crate from 1.2.0 to 1.3.0. This change is correctly reflected in lib/Cargo.toml and, as a consequence, in Cargo.lock.

The version bump to 1.3.0 aligns with the PR title "Release 1.3.0" and the description "Mostly bugfixes here, but a few smaller features." This is generally appropriate for a minor version increment under Semantic Versioning (SemVer), which typically covers new, backwards-compatible functionality and bug fixes.

No specific style guide was provided for this review. The changes in Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock are standard for Rust projects and adhere to TOML syntax and Cargo conventions. The modifications are clear, concise, and directly achieve the goal of versioning the library.

While the changes within the diff are correct, here are a few broader considerations for the release process that you might find helpful:

• Scope of Release: The PR currently updates bootc-lib. If "Release 1.3.0" is intended to cover the entire bootc project, you might also want to consider if other crates, such as bootc (the CLI, which is at version 0.1.9 in cli/Cargo.toml as per the provided full file context), should have their versions updated for consistency. If this release is primarily focused on bootc-lib, then the current changes are perfectly targeted.
• Changelog: It's a common and valuable practice to maintain a CHANGELOG.md file. If your project uses one, ensuring it's updated with the details of this release would be beneficial for users and contributors. (This is a general suggestion, as no such file was part of the diff.)
• Git Tagging: After this PR is merged, remember to create a Git tag (e.g., v1.3.0 or bootc-lib-v1.3.0) to clearly mark this release point in the project's history.

Overall, the specific version update changes in this pull request are correctly implemented and look good.

Summary of Findings

• Changelog Update Suggestion (Process): For releases, it's good practice to update a changelog file (e.g., CHANGELOG.md) to document changes. This was not part of the diff and is a general process suggestion. (Severity: low, not commented due to review settings requiring medium or higher for direct comments).
• Release Tagging Reminder (Process): Remember to create a Git tag (e.g., v1.3.0) after merging this PR to mark the release. This is a standard post-merge step for releases. (Severity: low, not commented due to review settings requiring medium or higher for direct comments).
• Release Scope Consideration (Process): The PR updates bootc-lib to 1.3.0. If 'Release 1.3.0' is for the entire bootc project, consider if other crates (e.g., the bootc CLI, currently 0.1.9) also need version alignment. If the release is scoped to bootc-lib only, the current changes are fine. This is a point for clarification rather than an issue with the diff. (Severity: low, not commented due to review settings requiring medium or higher for direct comments).

Merge Readiness

The version bump changes in this PR are correct and accurately reflect the intended release of bootc-lib to version 1.3.0. From the perspective of the code changes themselves, the PR appears ready for merging.

Please consider the points raised in the general feedback regarding the broader release process (such as release scope, changelog updates, and Git tagging) as appropriate for your project's established practices.

As an AI assistant, I am not authorized to approve pull requests. Please ensure any further necessary reviews and approvals are obtained from project maintainers before merging.

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