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BREAKING CHANGES: Client.VERSION moved to constants.VERSION. VERSION is supposed to be immutable as it represents the actual version of maxGraph.
When it was stored in Client, it was a static property that could be modified.
Moving it to the constants module ensures that it cannot be modified.

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    • Centralized version management now ensures a consistent and immutable display of maxGraph’s version across the application and example projects.
    • Legacy utility methods and browser support checks have been removed in favor of modern language features, streamlining the codebase and dependencies.

BREAKING CHANGES: `Client.VERSION` moved to `constants.VERSION`.
`VERSION` is supposed to be immutable as it represents the actual version of maxGraph.
When it was stored in Client, it was a static property that could be modified. Moving it to "constants" ensure that it cannot be modified.
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This pull request refactors version management and internal utility functions in the codebase. The static version property has been removed from the Client class and replaced with an immutable version constant in the Constants module. References to version information have been updated across UI and example files to use the new constant, and obsolete utility functions have been either removed or made private. Additionally, the update script has been adjusted to work with the new file and declaration format.

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CHANGELOG.md Documented breaking changes: internal utilities (utils.isNullish, utils.isNotNullish) made private; removal of internal functions (utils.getValue, stringUtils.getColor, etc.) and Client.isBrowserSupported; migration of version from Client to constants for immutability.
packages/core/src/{Client.ts, gui/MaxLog.ts, util/Constants.ts} Removed static VERSION from Client.ts; added new immutable VERSION constant in Constants.ts; updated MaxLog.ts to import and use constants.VERSION instead of Client.VERSION.
packages/{js-example-without-defaults,js-example,ts-example-without-defaults,ts-example,ts-support}/src/* Replaced references to Client.VERSION with constants.VERSION; removed unnecessary Client import to streamline dependency management in UI footer and version assignments.
scripts/update-versions.mjs Updated the target file path from Client.ts to util/Constants.ts and modified the regex pattern from matching a static to a constant declaration for version updates.

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packages/core/src/util/Constants.ts (1)

22-23: Use single quotes for consistency with other comments.

The comment uses backticks for the script path which is inconsistent with the comment style in the rest of the file.

-// WARN: this constant is updated at release time by the script located at `scripts/update-versions.mjs`.
+// WARN: this constant is updated at release time by the script located at 'scripts/update-versions.mjs'.
CHANGELOG.md (1)

25-26: Ensure Clarity and Correct Grammar for the Version Relocation Entry

The changelog now notes that Client.VERSION has been moved to constants.VERSION to enforce immutability. For better readability and grammatical correctness, consider rephrasing the second sentence. For instance, you might update it to:

Moving it to the constants module ensures that it cannot be modified.

This change enhances clarity while aligning with the breaking change introduced by this PR.

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packages/ts-support/src/index.ts (1)

17-17: LGTM! Changes align with the version refactoring.

The import statement and version reference have been correctly updated to use constants.VERSION instead of Client.VERSION.

Also applies to: 19-19

packages/js-example-without-defaults/src/index.js (1)

107-107: LGTM! Version display updated correctly.

The version display has been properly updated to use constants.VERSION.

packages/js-example/src/index.js (1)

20-20: LGTM! Version display updated correctly.

The import statement and version display have been properly updated to use constants.VERSION.

Also applies to: 77-77

packages/ts-example-without-defaults/src/main.ts (1)

107-107: LGTM!

The version reference has been correctly updated to use constants.VERSION.

packages/ts-example/src/main.ts (1)

118-118: LGTM!

The version reference has been correctly updated to use constants.VERSION.

packages/core/src/gui/MaxLog.ts (1)

27-27: LGTM!

The version reference has been correctly updated:

  • Import statement added for VERSION from Constants module
  • Usage updated to reference the imported VERSION constant

Also applies to: 44-44

packages/core/src/util/Constants.ts (1)

19-21: LGTM!

The VERSION constant has been correctly added with proper documentation.

Also applies to: 24-24

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