increase SDRF version to 0.0.32

[ypriverol]

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• Chores
  • Updated package version to 0.0.23.
  • Increased minimum required version of the sdrf-pipelines dependency to 0.0.32.

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Walkthrough

The changes increment the package version from 0.0.22 to 0.0.23 across configuration and metadata files. The minimum required version of the sdrf-pipelines dependency is updated from 0.0.31 to 0.0.32. No functional or logic changes were introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
pyproject.toml, recipe/meta.yaml	Updated package version to 0.0.23 and raised minimum sdrf-pipelines dependency to 0.0.32.
quantmsutils/init.py	Updated internal version string from "0.0.22" to "0.0.23".

Possibly related PRs

• sdrf-pipelines 0.0.30 -> 0.0.31 #32: Both PRs update the version of the sdrf-pipelines dependency and increment the package version, showing a direct continuation in dependency version management.

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

quantmsutils/__init__.py (1)

1-1: Version bump is consistent
The package version has been updated from 0.0.22 to 0.0.23, aligning with the overall release.

recipe/meta.yaml (3)

4-4: Recipe version updated correctly
The version field now matches the package version (0.0.23), ensuring consistency across metadata.

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26-26: Dependency version requirement updated
The sdrf-pipelines run-time dependency requirement has been bumped to >=0.0.32 as intended by the PR objectives.

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46-46: Recipe maintainer list updated
The new maintainer (ypriverol) has been added to extra.recipe-maintainers.

pyproject.toml (2)

6-6: Project version bump confirmed
The project version is updated to 0.0.23, in sync with other configuration files.

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34-34: Runtime dependency for sdrf-pipelines updated
The sdrf-pipelines dependency is now set to >=0.0.32, matching the PR objectives.

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