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Update 1 NuGet dependencies #190

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Bumps nanoFramework.Json from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154

[version update]

⚠️ This is an automated update. ⚠️

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    • Updated the nanoFramework.Json dependency version from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154 in both Tests/packages.lock.json and nanoFramework.Aws.IoTCore.Devices/packages.lock.json.

Bumps nanoFramework.Json from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154</br>
[version update]

### ⚠️ This is an automated update. ⚠️
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This pull request involves updating the nanoFramework.Json dependency version from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154 in two separate packages.lock.json files: one in the Tests directory and another in the nanoFramework.Aws.IoTCore.Devices project. The update is consistent across both files, with the version range and resolved version being modified, along with an update to the content hash of the dependency.

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File Change Summary
Tests/packages.lock.json Updated nanoFramework.Json version from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154
nanoFramework.Aws.IoTCore.Devices/packages.lock.json Updated nanoFramework.Json version from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154

Possibly related PRs

  • Update 2 NuGet dependencies #170: Updates nanoFramework.Json dependency from 2.2.117 to 2.2.122, showing a pattern of incremental updates to this specific dependency

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Tests/packages.lock.json (1)

13-15: LGTM! Version update looks correct.

The nanoFramework.Json package version has been properly updated to 2.2.154 with the corresponding content hash. The strict version range ensures reproducible builds.

Let's verify if this minor version update has any breaking changes:

✅ Verification successful

Version update is safe to proceed

The release notes for v2.2.154 show only bug fixes and minor dependency updates:

  • Fix for StringConverter to handle more special characters (#361)
  • Update of one NuGet dependency (#365)

These changes are non-breaking improvements that enhance the library's functionality.

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nanoFramework.Aws.IoTCore.Devices/packages.lock.json (1)

13-15: LGTM! Version update is consistent.

The nanoFramework.Json package version has been properly updated to 2.2.154, matching the version in the test project. The content hash and version range are correct.

Let's verify compatibility with the M2Mqtt package used for AWS IoT Core integration:

✅ Verification successful

Version update is safe to proceed

The Json package is used for standard serialization/deserialization operations with the M2Mqtt package, primarily for shadow state management. The update from 2.2.152 to 2.2.154 is a minor version change that maintains the same serialization/deserialization API contract, making it compatible with the existing MQTT integration.

Key usage points verified:

  • JsonConvert.DeserializeObject for parsing shadow messages
  • JsonConvert.SerializeObject for shadow state reporting
  • No custom JSON formatting or version-specific features used
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@nfbot nfbot merged commit 742d57f into main Dec 23, 2024
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@nfbot nfbot deleted the nfbot/update-dependencies/9126ea0a-2a33-48f2-80f9-cd040447b29f branch December 23, 2024 00:41
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