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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe project version is incremented from 6.0.0-rc.28 to 6.0.0-rc.29 in Cargo.toml. A new CHANGELOG.md file is added documenting this release candidate with categorized entries for features, bug fixes, and miscellaneous changes across various scoped components with associated PR references. Changes
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In `@CHANGELOG.md`:
- Line 35: Several changelog bullets are placeholders (e.g., "fix build",
"revert", "fmt", "update", "move") and must be replaced with actionable
summaries: find each placeholder entry (instances of the exact strings "fix
build", "revert", "fmt", "update", "move" and the other vague lines noted) and
rewrite them to state the concrete change, scope/impact (what subsystem or
user-visible behavior changed), and a link to the PR or issue that introduced
it; update nearby entries at the other noted occurrences as well so every bullet
explains who it affects and why (e.g., "fix build -> Fix CI build: pin
typescript@4.9 to resolve transpile error (PR `#123`)").
- Line 56: The CHANGELOG contains duplicate "expose certificate compression
APIs" entries for the v6.0.0-rc.29 "Other" section referencing PR `#1151` and PR
`#1085`; consolidate them by removing the duplicate and creating a single entry
that either lists both PR numbers (e.g., "expose certificate compression APIs
(PRs `#1151`, `#1085`)") or clarifies distinct changes if each PR did something
different—update the "Other" section entry text to reflect the consolidation and
retain both PR references or add a short differentiator describing each PR's
specific change.
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wreq: 6.0.0-rc.28 -> 6.0.0-rc.29 (✓ API compatible changes)Changelog
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6.0.0-rc.29. This release candidate includes bug fixes, new features, and miscellaneous improvements across request handling, WebSocket support, response management, cookie handling, TLS, and HTTP protocol implementations.