chore(bridge): repin to pyMzLib v0.1.0.dev4 - #10
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Regenerated from the SHA256SUMS asset by scripts/regen-bridge-pins.R. Opened by bridge-watch.yml.
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pyMzLib published v0.1.0.dev4. This repins
R/install-bridge.Rfrom0.1.0.dev1to0.1.0.dev4, with all four SHA-256 digests regenerated byscripts/regen-bridge-pins.Rfrom that release'sSHA256SUMSasset.What to check before merging
The digests come from the release manifest, so they are right by construction if
the manifest is. What CI cannot tell you is whether the new bridge changes any
value mzLib reports — the live canaries exercise the wire contract, not the
numbers crossing it. If the pyMzLib release notes mention a reader or a unit
changing, look for a caveat in this package that has become wrong.
Under
BRIDGE-MAINTAIN-PARITY, a bridge bump that retires a caveat retires itin pyMzLib, mzLibRust and mzLibR as one unit of work.
Opened by
.github/workflows/bridge-watch.yml.