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    • Added a new blog article featuring insights from a contributor's experience during the Summer Open Source Program 2024. The piece shares the journey of updating system dependencies, streamlining API integrations, and overcoming associated challenges, while also highlighting the role of mentorship and community support in open source contributions.

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A new blog article has been added under the Chinese language content directory. The article details Zheng Haoning’s contribution during the OSPP 2024, where he upgraded Layotto's dependencies from Dapr version 1.5.2 to 1.13.0. It presents a code comparison for the SaveState function, showing the change from using the Dapr API to executing logic via Dapr-contrib, and explains the migration process along with challenges encountered in the CI/CD pipeline.

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content/zh/blog/open-source-summer-...-try-and-you-will-be-rewarded New article documenting the upgrade of Layotto's dependencies from Dapr 1.5.2 to 1.13.0, including a code comparison for the SaveState function and migration details.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant SaveStateFunction
    participant DaprAPI
    participant DaprContrib

    Client->>SaveStateFunction: Call SaveState
    alt Old Implementation
         SaveStateFunction->>DaprAPI: Invoke state save
         DaprAPI-->>SaveStateFunction: Return response
    else New Implementation
         SaveStateFunction->>DaprContrib: Execute updated logic
         DaprContrib-->>SaveStateFunction: Return response
    end
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Dapr and Layotto now intertwine.
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content/zh/blog/open-source-summer-experience-sharing-layotto-community-ho-ning-cheng-try-and-you-will-be-rewarded (7)

37-63: Use correct language identifier for code blocks.

The code block uses "bash" as the language identifier, but the code is clearly Go. This will affect syntax highlighting and readability.

-```bash
+```go
 func (a *api) SaveState(ctx context.Context, in *runtimev1pb.SaveStateRequest) (*emptypb.Empty, error) {
        // 构造请求 
        // ...
        // ...


        // 调用 Dapr API
        return a.daprAPI.SaveState(ctx, daprReq)
}


func (d *daprGrpcAPI) SaveState(ctx context.Context, in *dapr_v1pb.SaveStateRequest) (*emptypb.Empty, error) {
        // 构造请求 
        // ...
        // ...


        // 调用 Dapr-contrib 执行具体逻辑
        err = store.BulkSet(reqs)
        if err != nil {
                err = d.wrapDaprComponentError(err, messages.ErrStateSave, in.StoreName, err.Error())
                log.DefaultLogger.Errorf("[runtime] [grpc.SaveState] error: %v", err)
                return &emptypb.Empty{}, err
        }
        return &emptypb.Empty{}, nil
}

68-88: Use correct language identifier for code blocks.

The code block uses "bash" as the language identifier, but the code is clearly Go. This will affect syntax highlighting and readability.

-```bash
+```go
 func (a *api) SaveState(ctx context.Context, in *runtimev1pb.SaveStateRequest) (*emptypb.Empty, error) {
        // 构造请求 
        // ...
        // ...


        // 直接调用 Dapr-contrib 执行具体逻辑
        err = store.BulkSet(ctx, reqs, state.BulkStoreOpts{})


        if err != nil {
                err = a.wrapDaprComponentError(err, messages.ErrStateSave, in.StoreName, err.Error())
                log.DefaultLogger.Errorf("[runtime] [grpc.SaveState] error: %v", err)
                return &emptypb.Empty{}, err
        }


        return &emptypb.Empty{}, nil
}

38-45: Consider adding more implementation details in the code examples.

The code example uses placeholder comments ("构造请求" followed by "...") which provide limited information. Since this is an educational blog post explaining the migration process, it would be beneficial to show more actual implementation details about how the request is constructed.

Consider replacing the placeholders with simplified but real implementation code to help readers better understand the complete workflow.


75-77: Highlight the API parameter changes.

The code shows that BulkSet function signature has changed to include a context parameter and a new BulkStoreOpts{} parameter, which is an important part of the migration, but this change isn't explicitly called out in the text.

Consider adding a brief explanation about the API signature changes between Dapr 1.5.2 and 1.13.0, particularly highlighting the addition of the context parameter and the new options structure.


31-31: Ensure image accessibility and consider adding alt text.

The image is hosted on Alibaba Cloud (img.alicdn.com). Ensure that this image will be accessible to all readers, including those who might access your blog from regions where Alibaba services might be restricted.

Also, consider adding descriptive alt text to the image for better accessibility:

-![图片](https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/O1CN01gDm3QN1q5rcGDvLXF_!!6000000005445-0-tps-747-582.jpg)
+![Layotto-Dapr API Migration Diagram](https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i4/O1CN01gDm3QN1q5rcGDvLXF_!!6000000005445-0-tps-747-582.jpg)

90-95: Consider adding more details about the dependency upgrade process.

This section mentions the Dapr dependency upgrade but provides very limited technical details. Since this is a significant part of the project (upgrading from 1.5.2 to 1.13.0), it would be valuable to include:

  1. Specific challenges encountered during the upgrade
  2. Breaking changes that required code modifications
  3. Any compatibility issues that needed to be addressed
  4. Testing and validation strategies used

Adding this information would make the blog post more informative and provide better guidance for others attempting similar dependency upgrades.


115-116: Elaborate on the CI/CD failures.

You mention that the dependency upgrade caused CI/CD failures on GitHub, which is an important point for readers to understand. Consider elaborating on:

  1. The specific nature of the CI/CD failures
  2. The root causes of these failures
  3. The solutions implemented to fix them
  4. Lessons learned that could help others avoid similar issues

This would provide valuable insights for readers who might face similar challenges when upgrading dependencies in their projects.

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94-94: Ensure image accessibility and consider adding alt text.

Similar to the first image, add descriptive alt text for better accessibility:

-![图片](https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i1/O1CN01bndlzl1NUwRfvxRcD_!!6000000001574-0-tps-547-431.jpg)
+![Dapr Dependency Upgrade Process](https://img.alicdn.com/imgextra/i1/O1CN01bndlzl1NUwRfvxRcD_!!6000000001574-0-tps-547-431.jpg)

1-132: Overall, the blog post provides a valuable experience sharing.

The blog post effectively shares a student's experience contributing to the Layotto community through the Summer of Open Source Program. The technical content about migrating from Dapr 1.5.2 to 1.13.0 is informative, though some sections could benefit from more detailed technical explanations as noted in other comments.

The personal insights about overcoming challenges, working with mentors, and the benefits of open source participation add significant value to the post and will likely inspire other students to get involved in open source communities.

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