release 0.19.0 (ai-env-changed)

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release 0.19.0

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  • Updated the application version from the pre-release candidate (0.19.0-rc.2) to the stable release (0.19.0). This change aligns the version references used in configurations and service endpoints with the official stable release.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the Wren product version from a release candidate to a stable release. Both the Docker environment example file and the Docker utility in the launcher are modified to change the version string from "0.19.0-rc.2" to "0.19.0". This update ensures that URLs and configurations relying on the version constant reference the stable version.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
docker/.env.example, wren-launcher/.../docker.go	Updated WREN_PRODUCT_VERSION from "0.19.0-rc.2" to "0.19.0", transitioning from a pre-release to stable.

Possibly related PRs

• release 0.15.2 #1240: Updates the WREN_PRODUCT_VERSION in both the .env.example and utils/docker.go files, mirroring this version transition.
• release 0.15.0 #1229: Also revises the version constant from a release candidate to a stable version in the same file set.
• release 0.16.0 #1405: Specifically targets the update within wren-launcher/utils/docker.go, aligning closely with the changes in this PR.

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launcher, ai-env-changed

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🔇 Additional comments (2)

wren-launcher/utils/docker.go (1)

27-27: Version successfully updated to stable release.

The version constant has been properly updated from the release candidate (0.19.0-rc.2) to the stable release (0.19.0), which aligns with the PR objective to release version 0.19.0. This change ensures that all URLs constructed using this constant will now point to resources from the stable version rather than the release candidate.

docker/.env.example (1)

23-23: Version Update Confirmed.

The WREN_PRODUCT_VERSION variable has been correctly updated to 0.19.0 in line 23, which aligns with the stable release objectives of this PR. Please ensure that all downstream services or configuration references that rely on this version variable are updated accordingly.

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