docs: update readme with correct version - #53
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This pull request ensures the project's documentation remains accurate and up-to-date by correcting an outdated version reference in the installation instructions provided in the README.md file.
Highlights
- Documentation Update: Updated the
cargo installcommand within theREADME.mdfile to reference the correct version tag, changing it fromv0.2.3tov0.3.1.
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This pull request correctly updates the version number in the README.md installation instructions to v0.3.1, aligning it with the project's version in Cargo.toml. My review identifies a related inconsistency in an installation command provided in flake.nix and recommends aligning the two to ensure a consistent experience for developers.
| cargo install \ | ||
| --git https://github.com/timewave-computer/valence-coprocessor.git \ | ||
| --tag v0.2.3 \ | ||
| --tag v0.3.1 \ |
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While this version update is correct and aligns with Cargo.toml, there's an inconsistency with another installation command within the project. The flake.nix file (line 277) provides a command in its help text that omits the --tag flag:
# from flake.nix
... cargo install --git https://github.com/timewave-computer/valence-coprocessor.git --locked cargo-valenceThis can lead to confusion, with some users installing the specific tagged version from the README and developers using the Nix environment installing the latest from the default branch. To ensure a consistent developer experience, could you please update the command in flake.nix to also include --tag v0.3.1?
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