chore(dev/release): Fix crate publish order and add sedona-spatial-join-raster - #1180
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What changes are included in this PR?
Two fixes to the crate list in
dev/release/publish-crates.shfound while publishing 0.4.1:sedona-gdalnow depends onsedona-raster, so it is moved after it (publishing failed with "failed to select a version for the requirement sedona-raster").sedona-spatial-join-raster(new in 0.4.1) was missing from the list;sedonadepends on it, so it is added beforesedona.The resulting order was checked against
cargo metadatato have no normal-dependency violations and to cover every publishable workspace member.Are these changes tested?
Used (with these changes applied locally) to publish all 32 crates for 0.4.1.
Are there any user-facing changes?
No.