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rust(chore): rust release prep 0.13.0, sift-stream-bindings 0.5.1 - #783

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rust(chore): rust release prep 0.13.0, sift-stream-bindings 0.5.1#783
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Summary

Bumps the Rust workspace from 0.12.0 to 0.13.0 and sift-stream-bindings from 0.5.0 to 0.5.1, and turns the Unreleased CHANGELOG section into v0.13.0.

Stacked on #782. Merge that first.

Why

#782 adds Value::Bytes to sift_stream and exposes it in sift_stream_bindings. Adding a variant to the public Value enum breaks downstream exhaustive matches, so this is a minor bump for the workspace. The bindings need a PyPI release so the Python library can depend on ValuePy.Bytes; the Python fix for bytes channel ingestion is blocked on sift-stream-bindings==0.5.1 being published.

Changes

  • Cargo.toml: workspace version 0.12.00.13.0 and the 7 internal dependency pins (sift_error, sift_rs, sift_connect, sift_stream, sift_pbfs, sift_mcp, sift_test_util). sift_stream_bindings pin 0.5.00.5.1. sift_cli (0.5.0) is unchanged.
  • rust/crates/sift_stream_bindings/Cargo.toml: 0.5.00.5.1.
  • rust/CHANGELOG.md: ## [Unreleased]## [v0.13.0] - September 4, 2026.

After merge

Tag rust/v0.13.0 and sift-stream-bindings/v0.5.1, then bump the sift-stream-bindings pin in python/pyproject.toml and land the Python bytes PR.

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solidiquis merged commit a56b1fd into python/bytes-channel-support Sep 4, 2026
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