feat: package version update w3c#120
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WalkthroughFive W3C-related TrustVC dependencies are upgraded from alpha pre-release versions to stable 2.0.0 releases in package.json. No changes to control flow, error handling, or other logic—only version number updates. Changes
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| "@trustvc/w3c": "^2.0.0", | ||
| "@trustvc/w3c-context": "^2.0.0", | ||
| "@trustvc/w3c-credential-status": "^2.0.0", | ||
| "@trustvc/w3c-issuer": "^2.0.0", | ||
| "@trustvc/w3c-vc": "^2.0.0", |
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Verify compatibility and breaking changes for W3C package upgrades.
All five W3C-related dependencies are consistently upgraded to ^2.0.0 (stable releases), which is a significant move from pre-release versions. While maintaining version alignment across these packages is good practice, we need to confirm that the upgrade doesn't introduce breaking changes to the codebase.
Before merging, please verify:
- Package availability: Confirm these versions exist on npm registry
- API compatibility: Check for breaking changes between pre-release and 2.0.0 (especially type definitions, since this is a TypeScript project)
- Integration testing: Run the full test suite (
npm test) and e2e tests (npm run e2e:test) to catch integration issues early - Type safety: Review any TypeScript compilation errors (
npm run type-check)
If you haven't already, consider reviewing the changelogs or release notes for these packages to identify any deprecated APIs or required migration steps.
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What are the breaking changes in @trustvc/w3c 2.0.0 release?
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I couldn't find a published @trustvc/w3c v2.0.0 release. The npm package shows the latest published version is 1.2.17 (last publish June 2025). Therefore there are no documented breaking changes for a 2.0.0 release. [1]
Sources:
- @trustvc/w3c on npm (version info). [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/%40trustvc/w3c
Revert W3C dependency versions to published releases—v2.0.0 does not exist on npm.
The specified versions ^2.0.0 for all five @TrustVC packages cannot be installed. The latest published version on npm is 1.2.17 (June 2025). This will cause your npm install to fail or pull unintended pre-release versions.
Update lines 125-129 to use the latest available version (1.2.17 or confirm the correct target version). If v2.0.0 is intentional (pre-release or private registry), document the registry configuration explicitly.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In package.json around lines 125 to 129, the five @trustvc dependencies are
pinned to ^2.0.0 which is not published on npm; change each dependency version
to the latest published release (1.2.17) or the intended valid version, save
package.json, and run npm install to verify; if 2.0.0 is intentional
(pre-release or from a private registry), instead restore a published version
and add clear documentation and registry configuration (or .npmrc) so installs
resolve correctly.
## [2.4.0](v2.3.2...v2.4.0) (2025-11-11) ### Features * package version update w3c ([#120](#120)) ([a6317fa](a6317fa))
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update package json version for w3c packages
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