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chore: adding peer dependency with algosdk #107
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I think this is probaby a breaking change? Should we add that in so major version gets bumped? |
@robdmoore Yep, we were chatting through update scenarios after standup today and realised it likely should be a major version bump. Was just about to type a message to confirm our thinking made sense. |
Also, let's pin it to the latest algosdk - |
@robdmoore if we pin to that specific version, we will be forcing consumers to use that exact version in their projects. Assuming you're simply suggesting we update the package.json to |
Yep! |
Fixing some lint warnings Trigger a major version bump for the previous merged PR chore: adding peer dependency with algosdk #107 BREAKING CHANGES: The previous merged PR (commit 80d501f) introduced some breaking changes, however semantic release didn't detect as a breaking change, as the commit wasn't formatted correctly.
Bumps [@tsconfig/node16](https://github.com/tsconfig/bases/tree/HEAD/bases) from 16.1.0 to 16.1.1. Trigger a major version bump for a previous merged PR chore: adding peer dependency with algosdk #107 BREAKING CHANGE: A previous merged PR (commit 80d501f) introduced some breaking changes, however semantic release didn't detect as a breaking change, as the commit wasn't formatted correctly.
…sing getAccount (#120) feat: Added algokit.mnemonicAccountFromEnvironment to deprecate confusing getAccount Trigger a major version bump for a previous merged PR chore: adding peer dependency with algosdk #107 BREAKING CHANGE: A previous merged PR (commit 80d501f) introduced some breaking changes, however semantic release didn't detect as a breaking change, as the commit wasn't formatted correctly.
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