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[hugo-updater] Update Hugo to version 0.139.2 #176

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[hugo-updater] Update Hugo to version 0.139.2
More details in https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/releases/tag/v0.139.2

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    • Updated the Hugo version in the build environment to enhance performance and compatibility.

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The changes in this pull request involve an update to the netlify.toml configuration file, specifically altering the version of Hugo used in the build environment. The HUGO_VERSION variable is updated from "0.128.2" to "0.139.2", while all other configurations, including build commands and environment settings, remain unchanged.

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File Change Summary
netlify.toml Updated HUGO_VERSION from "0.128.2" to "0.139.2".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Netlify
    participant Hugo

    User->>Netlify: Trigger build
    Netlify->>Hugo: Use HUGO_VERSION "0.139.2"
    Hugo-->>Netlify: Build completed
    Netlify-->>User: Deployment successful
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In the land of code where bunnies hop,
A version update makes our hearts stop.
From "0.128" to "0.139",
Our builds will shine, oh so divine!
With every change, we leap and cheer,
For a brighter future, we hold dear! 🐇✨


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  • netlify.toml (1 hunks)
🔇 Additional comments (2)
netlify.toml (2)

Line range hint 1-24: Build configuration looks good

The existing build configuration is well-structured with appropriate optimization flags (--gc, --minify) and context-specific commands. The configuration will work well with the updated Hugo version.


5-5: Verify Hugo version compatibility and breaking changes

The update from Hugo 0.128.2 to 0.139.2 spans multiple versions. While the version update aligns with the PR objective, we should verify compatibility and potential breaking changes.

Consider the following recommendations:

  1. Review the Hugo 0.139.2 release notes for any breaking changes
  2. Test the site locally with the new version before deploying
  3. Consider updating the version in smaller increments if issues are found
✅ Verification successful

Hugo version update appears safe to proceed

The verification shows this is a standard Hugo site using the Academia theme with basic configuration. No deprecated features or complex customizations were found that could be affected by the version update. The site uses standard Hugo features like BlackFriday markdown rendering and basic taxonomies. The theme's dependencies are primarily Bootstrap-based and not directly tied to Hugo versions.

Key findings:

  • No deprecated .Hugo or .RSSLink syntax usage
  • No custom shortcodes or complex templates that could break
  • Standard Hugo configuration without version-specific features
  • Theme uses basic Hugo functionality that's stable across versions
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check Hugo version compatibility and recent issues
# Check if there are any Hugo template files that might be affected by breaking changes

# Look for Hugo template files
echo "Checking for Hugo template files..."
fd -e html -e xml -e json --type f "layouts"

# Look for Hugo configuration files
echo "Checking for Hugo configuration files..."
fd "config" -e toml -e yaml -e json

# Check for potential deprecated syntax in templates
echo "Checking for potential deprecated features..."
rg -l "\.Hugo" --type html
rg -l "\.RSSLink" --type html

Length of output: 498


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the Hugo configuration files content and theme configuration
echo "=== Main Hugo Configuration ==="
cat config/_default/config.toml

echo -e "\n=== Checking for Hugo-specific dependencies or requirements ==="
# Check package.json or similar files for any Hugo-related dependencies
fd -e json "package" --type f --exec cat {}

echo -e "\n=== Checking for custom Hugo shortcodes or templates ==="
# Look for any custom Hugo components that might be affected by version changes
fd -e html "shortcodes|partials" --type f

echo -e "\n=== Checking README or documentation for Hugo version requirements ==="
# Look for any documented Hugo version requirements
rg -i "hugo.*version|version.*hugo" README.md || true

Length of output: 3822


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