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For new dependencies upgrading we can consider that as a new feature. Basically, it is like new code changes with new libraries and code updated to use them. It should also follow the dev-test-stage-prod flow and it usually has planned schedule for release.
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Great post, thanks! Definitely gonna use this convention :)
I would suggest a branch for dependencies upgrading too (expecially ones with breaking changes), what do you think?
Glad to have helped.
For new dependencies upgrading we can consider that as a new feature. Basically, it is like new code changes with new libraries and code updated to use them. It should also follow the dev-test-stage-prod flow and it usually has planned schedule for release.