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chore(go-feature-flag): bump WASM to 0.1.4#1466

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Automated pull request to bump the GO Feature Flag evaluation WASM version to 0.1.4.
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This pull request automates the process of updating the GO Feature Flag evaluation WASM module to version 0.1.4. This ensures that the project is utilizing the latest version of the WASM module, incorporating any new features, performance improvements, or bug fixes that come with the update.

Highlights

  • WASM Version Bump: The TARGET_WASM_VERSION constant in copy-latest-wasm.js has been updated from 0.1.3 to 0.1.4.
  • Subproject Update: The wasm-releases subproject commit has been updated to reflect the new WASM version.
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  • libs/providers/go-feature-flag/scripts/copy-latest-wasm.js
    • Updated the TARGET_WASM_VERSION constant from '0.1.3' to '0.1.4'.
  • libs/providers/go-feature-flag/wasm-releases
    • Updated the subproject commit hash from 5f79c2191ac2fedb42cfc591bce8cea9ea04e2b6 to 3b3053380a9518fb66ef2b9f95ca4dcd334734fa.
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This pull request automatically bumps the GO Feature Flag evaluation WASM version to 0.1.4. The changes correctly update the target version in the copy script and the submodule pointer. I've added one suggestion to the copy script to make it more configurable for future updates, which could improve the automation process.

* This replaces the hardcoded version approach with a configurable one
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const TARGET_WASM_VERSION = '0.1.3';
const TARGET_WASM_VERSION = '0.1.4';
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The version is hardcoded here. While this PR is just for a version bump, the script could be made more robust and reusable by reading the version from an environment variable. This would make future automated bumps easier to manage without modifying the script file itself, and would also align with the comment on line 9 about a 'configurable' approach.

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const TARGET_WASM_VERSION = '0.1.4';
const TARGET_WASM_VERSION = process.env.TARGET_WASM_VERSION || '0.1.4';

@thomaspoignant thomaspoignant merged commit 4576afb into main Feb 5, 2026
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