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bump: version 6.12.3+200 - #2492

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@ethicnology ethicnology self-assigned this Jul 21, 2026
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ethicnology merged commit 97222dc into develop Jul 21, 2026
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Review: version bump 6.12.3+200

  • Gather context and read the PR diff
  • Verify version consistency across pubspec.yaml and the Xcode project
  • Check for stale version references elsewhere in the repo
  • Post review summary

Verdict: ✅ Looks good. This is a clean, mechanical version bump with no correctness, security, or regression concerns.

What was checked

  • pubspec.yaml:46.12.0+1916.12.3+200. Single-line change, SDK pin untouched.
  • ios/Runner.xcodeproj/project.pbxprojMARKETING_VERSION, FLUTTER_BUILD_NAME (6.12.3), CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION, and FLUTTER_BUILD_NUMBER (200) were all updated consistently across all three build configurations (Debug, Profile, Release). Version name and build number match pubspec.yaml exactly, so iOS and Android (which reads from pubspec) will report the same version.
  • Stale references — grepped the repo for 6.12.0: the only code hit is the schema→version map in lib/core/utils/report.dart:279 (13: 'v6.12.0+'), which is intentionally open-ended and already covers 6.12.3; its doc comment explicitly says it is not extended for new releases. No action needed.

Minor observations (non-blocking)

  • Skipped numbers: the version jumps 6.12.0 → 6.12.3 and build 191 → 200, skipping 6.12.1/6.12.2 and builds 192–199. Assuming those were consumed by intermediate/internal builds this is fine — just flagging in case it wasn't intentional.
  • CHANGELOG.md has no entry for 6.12.3 (its latest release section is 6.12.0 and [Unreleased] says "Nothing yet"). If patch releases are normally documented there, a short 6.12.3 entry could be added in a follow-up.

No inline review comments were left since the diff contains no defects (and as a note, I can only communicate through this single comment, not formal inline reviews).


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