bump-spectra

To update the spectra dependency, the Skill fetches the latest stable version from Hex.pm and modifies your configuration. It then runs format, compile, and test checks to verify compatibility with the Elixir wrapper.

Compatibility verification works by executing format, compile, test, credo, and dialyzer checks after updating the spectra dependency. This ensures the Spectral Elixir wrapper remains fully functional and type-safe without breaking changes.

The best way to safely upgrade an Erlang library is to automate the version update and run comprehensive checks. This Skill updates spectra from Hex.pm and validates the Spectral wrapper using compile, test, credo, and dialyzer.

Yes, updating spectra from Hex.pm includes checks for breaking changes. The Skill runs compile, test, credo, and dialyzer checks on the Spectral wrapper and documents any breaking changes or new features encountered.

An Elixir wrapper might fail after a spectra version update due to breaking changes in the new Erlang library release. Running format, compile, test, credo, and dialyzer checks helps identify and document these compatibility issues.

Yes, you can use this to document modified files during a spectra dependency update. The Skill automatically records version updates, changed files, and any breaking changes or new features resulting from the compatibility verification process.