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feat(docs): new functions from TVM upgrades 2023-07 and 2024-04 #1062
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I'll finish this first thing in the morning, but now I'll go sleep a little UPD: It took a while, but things look good now. |
chore(stdlib): unify doc comments to the latest style The general idea: 1. What the thing is and which version of Tact it became available in 2. Further description of what it does, if necessary 3. Usage examples, wrapped in a function body for highlighting and immediate copy-paste when editing 4. "See" links to the related pages in Tact and TON docs or elsewhere And the most important part — all descriptions come directly from docs and then get stripped of doc-specific things, like inlined links `[]()` (or `[][]`) or `{:tact}` directives for highlighting. chore(CI): bump action versions to prevent Node.js 16 deprecation issues See: https://github.blog/changelog/2024-03-07-github-actions-all-actions-will-run-on-node20-instead-of-node16-by-default
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If there are no more suggestions, let's merge this now and add real-world examples of fee calculation in #1068 in the future (as I suggested here). Wdyt, folks @anton-trunov @Gusarich @Shvandre? |
sure |
…-lang#1062) * feat(docs): new TVM functions from 2023-07 and 2024-04 upgrades * chore(stdlib): unify doc comments to the latest style The general idea: 1. What the thing is and which version of Tact it became available in 2. Further description of what it does, if necessary 3. Usage examples, wrapped in a function body for highlighting and immediate copy-paste when editing 4. "See" links to the related pages in Tact and TON docs or elsewhere And the most important part — all descriptions come directly from docs and then get stripped of doc-specific things, like inlined links `[]()` (or `[][]`) or `{:tact}` directives for highlighting. * chore(CI): bump action versions to prevent Node.js 16 deprecation issues See: https://github.blog/changelog/2024-03-07-github-actions-all-actions-will-run-on-node20-instead-of-node16-by-default
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Closes #909.
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