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build(deps): bump yard from 0.9.37 to 0.9.38 #89

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specs:
coderay (1.1.3)
rake (13.3.1)
yard (0.9.37)
yard (0.9.38)
yard-coderay (0.1.0)
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The provided code patch shows a change in the dependency version of the yard gem from 0.9.37 to 0.9.38. Here is a brief code review:

  1. Bug Risk:

    • Since this change simply updates the version of the yard gem, there are generally no immediate bug risks associated with this specific modification, assuming there are no known issues or breaking changes in yard version 0.9.38.

  2. Improvement Suggestions:

    • Apart from updating dependencies, it's important to run tests after making such changes to ensure that the updated gem works correctly with the existing codebase.
    • Keep an eye on release notes or changelogs for the yard gem to see if there are any behavior changes, deprecations, or new features that might affect your application.
    • Regularly updating dependencies can help keep your project up-to-date with bug fixes, security patches, and new features.

In conclusion, this patch seems straightforward and low-risk as it only involves updating a gem version. It's good practice to continuously monitor and manage dependencies to ensure the stability and security of your application.

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