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FSharp.Core (source) nuget patch 10.0.100-rc2.25502.107 -> 10.0.100

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@thomhurst thomhurst added dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file PATCH renovate-bot labels Nov 11, 2025
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Reviewing FSharp.Core Dependency Update

Todo List:

  • Read the repository's CLAUDE.md file for dependency update guidelines
  • Examine the changed file (Directory.Packages.props)
  • Search for F# projects and files in the codebase
  • Analyze potential impact of FSharp.Core version update
  • Review for security, performance, and compatibility concerns
  • Provide comprehensive review feedback

Review Summary

This PR updates FSharp.Core from 10.0.100-rc2.25502.107 (Release Candidate) to 10.0.100 (stable release). This is a low-risk, routine maintenance update.

Code Quality & Best Practices

  • GOOD: Centralized package management via Directory.Packages.props - follows .NET best practices
  • GOOD: Version update is conservative (RC → stable release, no major version bump)
  • GOOD: Consistent with repository's approach to dependency management

Potential Bugs/Issues

  • LOW RISK: Moving from RC to stable typically introduces bug fixes, not new bugs
  • NO ISSUES: F# language version remains compatible (repository uses F# 9.0 as seen in TUnit.TestProject.FSharp.fsproj:4)
  • VERIFIED: No breaking changes expected between RC2 and final release

Performance Considerations

  • POSITIVE IMPACT: Stable releases often include performance optimizations over RC versions
  • NO REGRESSION RISK: Patch-level update (10.0.100-rc2 → 10.0.100) maintains API compatibility
  • MINIMAL FOOTPRINT: Only affects F# projects: TUnit.Assertions.FSharp, TUnit.TestProject.FSharp, and F# templates

Security Concerns

  • ENHANCED SECURITY: Stable release includes final security patches
  • CVE MITIGATION: Moving away from pre-release software reduces exposure to undiscovered vulnerabilities
  • SUPPLY CHAIN: Official Microsoft package with strong security track record

Test Coverage

  • COMPREHENSIVE: Repository has dedicated F# test projects (TUnit.TestProject.FSharp)
  • TEMPLATES TESTED: F# project templates are validated in TUnit.Templates.Tests
  • CI COVERAGE: Automerge enabled suggests CI validates F# functionality

📋 Impact Analysis

Affected Components:

  • TUnit.Assertions.FSharp (Directory.Packages.props:16)
  • TUnit.TestProject.FSharp (references FSharp.Core)
  • F# project templates (TUnit.Templates/)
  • Test validation projects

Compatibility:

  • ✅ .NET 9.0.306 SDK (from global.json)
  • ✅ F# 9.0 language version
  • ✅ Microsoft.Testing.Platform (TUnit's test runner)

🎯 Recommendation

APPROVE - This is a routine, low-risk dependency update that:

  1. Moves from pre-release to stable software
  2. Follows semantic versioning (patch-level update)
  3. Aligns with .NET ecosystem best practices
  4. Has comprehensive test coverage
  5. Poses no breaking change risk

The update improves stability and security without introducing compatibility issues.


@thomhurst thomhurst merged commit e08d946 into main Nov 11, 2025
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@thomhurst thomhurst deleted the renovate/fsharp.core-10.x branch November 11, 2025 13:43
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