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WalkthroughThis change updates the changelog with a new release entry for version 1.6.0, documenting the addition of support for eight new languages and preview functions for UI components. The Android build configuration is also updated to increment the app version code and name accordingly. Changes
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composeApp/build.gradle.kts (1)
105-106: Centralize version constants to avoid drift
versionCode = 16/versionName = "1.6.0"correctly reflect the release, but hard-coding them here means every target (Android, desktop, etc.) must be updated manually. Move the numbers togradle.properties(e.g.,APP_VERSION_CODE=16,APP_VERSION_NAME=1.6.0) or a dedicated versioning plugin and reference them (versionCode = project.property("APP_VERSION_CODE").toString().toInt()). This prevents future inconsistencies and simplifies CI.
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composeApp/build.gradle.kts (1)
228-232: Desktop artefact still reports 1.0.0The Android build is now 1.6.0, but the desktop distribution keeps
packageVersion = "1.0.0"(Line 231). If you publish the desktop build, bump it as well to stay consistent with SemVer across artifacts.- packageVersion = "1.0.0" + packageVersion = "1.6.0"CHANGELOG.md (1)
9-14: Changelog entry looks goodThe new v1.6.0 section is clear, follows Keep-a-Changelog structure, and matches the Gradle version bump. No further action needed.
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