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For the vast majority of users, the risk of a patch-version dependency update is low, and it is recommended to keep up with it; however, if the project strictly locks dependency versions, or is troubleshooting anomalies related to Z.ai integration, it is worth comparing the specific diffs of the two dependency packages before upgrading.
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10/29/2026
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