🚀 JPF AutoDoc v1.0.0 - Production Release

Major Features

• Unified documentation generation for JPF (configurations + types)
• Multiple output formats: Markdown, JSON, XML, HTML, Console
• Modern architecture with Java 11+ and Gradle
• Parallel processing with configurable thread count
• Intelligent caching with memory management
• Comprehensive CLI with 25+ options
• Archive support (JAR, ZIP) with robust error handling

🛠️ Technical Improvements

• Gradle 9.0 compatibility with Java Toolchain support
• Jackson-based XML/JSON generation replacing legacy Castor
• Picocli modern CLI with automatic help generation
• Java util.logging structured logging system
• Comprehensive test suite with 100% coverage
• Production-ready error handling and validation

🔧 Fixed Issues

• ✅ NPE in multiple output generators completely resolved
• ✅ Gradle deprecation warnings for 9.0 compatibility
• ✅ Build independence from jpf-core presence
• ✅ Cross-platform executable scripts

📦 Deliverables

• Executable JAR with all dependencies
• Cross-platform shell scripts
• Comprehensive documentation and setup guides
• Configuration examples and troubleshooting

✅ Verified Features

• All 25+ CLI options tested and working
• Multiple output formats generate correctly
• Configuration and type analysis functional
• Performance optimizations validated
• Error handling robust across all scenarios

This release represents a complete modernization and unification of JPF documentation generation tools with production-ready quality.

Quick Start

# Clone and build
git clone https://github.com/cm45t3r/jpf-autodoc.git
cd jpf-autodoc
./gradlew build createExecutableJar

# Run analysis
./bin/jpfautodoc -cp /path/to/jpf-core --verbose /path/to/jpf-core

Documentation

• README.md - Complete documentation
• README_GRADLE_SETUP.md - Gradle 9.0 setup
• Examples - Configuration examples

Full Changelog: https://github.com/cm45t3r/jpf-autodoc/commits/v1.0.0