Previously, KCL would silently ignore any duplicated keyword args, setting the parameter to one arbitrarily-chosen argument. Now this is instead a parse error.
I've tested that
1. The error message makes sense
2. The error is on a reasonable part of the source code
3. The error doesn't prevent other kinds of parse errors being picked up later
Thanks for noticing this one Frank!
Make sure your working directory is this directory.
Bump the versions of the crates:
just bump-kcl-crate-versions
Commit the changes:
git add .
git commit -m "Bump versions"
Push the changes and get your PR approved.
Publish the crates:
just publish-kcl {version}
This will publish the relevant crates and push a new tag with the prefix
kcl-. DO NOT SET THE PREFIX TO kcl- when you run the command. The just
command will do that for you.
The tag will then trigger the release of kcl-python-bindings and
kcl-language-server.
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