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authorOgulcan Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>2026-05-21 20:19:54 +0300
committerOgulcan Celik <ogulcancelik@gmail.com>2026-05-21 20:22:57 +0300
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Do not edit `website/latest.json` during normal feature, fix, or test work. It describes the latest published release binaries, not the current unreleased source tree. The release workflow updates it after release assets are published.
-When changing the server/client wire protocol, compare `src/server/protocol.rs::PROTOCOL_VERSION` against the latest released tag. Bump it only if the current source protocol is not already greater than the latest released protocol. Multiple unreleased wire changes in the same release cycle must share the same single protocol bump; Herdr supports tagged releases, not arbitrary `master` client/server compatibility. When a bump is required, update all hardcoded protocol expectations and manual protocol fixtures in tests. Keep protocol test expectations intentionally explicit so compatibility changes are reviewed instead of silently following the constant.
+When changing the server/client wire protocol, compare `src/protocol/wire.rs::PROTOCOL_VERSION` against the latest released tag. Bump it only if the current source protocol is not already greater than the latest released protocol. Multiple unreleased wire changes in the same release cycle must share the same single protocol bump; Herdr supports tagged releases, not arbitrary `master` client/server compatibility. When a bump is required, update all hardcoded protocol expectations and manual protocol fixtures in tests. Keep protocol test expectations intentionally explicit so compatibility changes are reviewed instead of silently following the constant.
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