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Merge v1.79.0 into Develop#5126

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Merge v1.79.0 into Develop

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@sudheer-quad sudheer-quad requested review from a team and samskillman as code owners January 21, 2026 06:49
@sudheer-quad sudheer-quad added the release-chore To not include into release notes label Jan 21, 2026
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Hello @sudheer-quad, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request performs a version synchronization, merging v1.79.0 into the develop branch. The primary impact is the consistent update of the toolkit's reported version and the internal metadata for all included Terraform modules to v1.79.0, ensuring all components reflect the latest release identifier.

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  • Application Version Update: The main application version, as defined in cmd/root.go, has been updated from v1.78.0 to v1.79.0.
  • Terraform Module Version Bumps: All affected Terraform modules across both community/modules and modules directories have had their internal module_name metadata updated to reflect v1.79.0. This ensures consistency across the toolkit's components.
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This pull request handles the version bump from v1.78.0 to v1.79.0 for a new release. The changes are consistent across all modified Go and Terraform files, and I found no technical issues with the updates. My only feedback is regarding the pull request description, which is the default template. The repository's style guide (rule #6) states that the description should explain the purpose of the change and how it was tested. While the nature of this PR is clear from the title, filling out the description would be beneficial for project history and adherence to contribution guidelines.

@sudheer-quad sudheer-quad requested a review from LAVEEN January 21, 2026 07:41
@sudheer-quad sudheer-quad merged commit 27f40f4 into develop Jan 21, 2026
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