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Bump appwrite SDK version

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    • Updated Appwrite dependency to a newer compatible version

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The pull request updates the appwrite package dependency version in package.json from ^18.1.1 to ^21.2.1. This is a direct version bump of a single external dependency with no modifications to application logic, error handling, or control flow. The change allows the project to use a newer major version of the appwrite library.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes

Rationale: This change involves a straightforward version bump of a single dependency in package.json. The modification is cosmetic in nature, affecting only one line. No logic changes, control flow modifications, or multi-file refactoring are present. The review primarily requires verification that the version constraint is intentional and compatible with the project's requirements.

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Title Check ✅ Passed The pull request title "Bump appwrite version" directly and clearly summarizes the main change in the changeset, which is updating the appwrite dependency from version ^18.1.1 to ^21.2.1 in package.json. The title is concise, specific, and uses clear terminology that accurately conveys the primary modification without unnecessary noise or vague language. It also aligns perfectly with the stated purpose in the PR description to "Bump appwrite SDK version."
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14-14: Verify the actual appwrite version in package.json and confirm compatibility with breaking changes.

The web search shows the latest appwrite Node.js SDK release is v20.0.0 (Oct 2025); v21 does not appear in official release history. Please verify:

  1. Confirm the actual version: Check if package.json truly contains v21.2.1 or if it's v20.x. If v21.2.1 exists (pre-release), obtain release notes from the official repository.

  2. Address confirmed breaking changes (v18→v20): v18.0.0 introduced object-style parameters for all methods, with positional parameters marked deprecated but still functional. Confirm the codebase has migrated from positional to object-style parameter calls.

  3. Validate compatibility: Test with the actual version and verify no runtime errors with Next.js 15.4.3 and React 19.1.0.


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