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chore: bump version to 1.5.0 (and propagate mirrors) Server 1.5.0: timeline and resolutions pagination with newest_first windows and has-more flags; numpy/httpx declared as runtime dependencies. Truth (pyproject) and the README status lines move together per the release checklist; issue-template version examples updated from the stale 1.0.0.
chore: bump version to v1.4.0 - pyproject.toml: 1.3.0 → 1.4.0 - README.md status blurb + active-development line to v1.4.0 Companion statewave-docs updates (banners → 1.4.x, overview.md v1.4 history entry, test-counts label → v1.4.0, product.md status line → 1.4.0) are landed via smaramwbc/statewave-docs#78 and #79. Release workflow's verify-workspace-versions gate is green against 1.4.0 as truth.
v0.9.2 — version-consistency & SDK-readiness stabilization patch Stabilization patch on top of the canonical v0.9 governance release (v0.9.1). No new backend features, no API changes, no schema migrations. Server changes -------------- * pyproject.toml bumped from 0.9.0 to 0.9.2 so 'pip show statewave' reports a version matching the GitHub release. The v0.9.0 (stub, superseded) and v0.9.1 (canonical) tags both reported '0.9.0' from pip metadata; v0.9.2 closes that drift. No code, behaviour, or API changes vs. v0.9.1. Operators upgrading from v0.9.1 → v0.9.2 should expect zero functional difference; only 'pip show statewave' now reports the right version. Companion PRs landing in the same stabilization patch ----------------------------------------------------- * statewave-py v0.10.1 — receipt verify/replay convenience methods * statewave-ts v0.10.1 — verifyReceipt/replayReceipt + Receipt type completion * statewave-examples — install-command fix * statewave-web — stale v0.9 string sweep
v0.9.1 — v0.9 governance release correction The v0.9.0 tag was cut too early (at e51a553) and does not contain the v0.9 governance stack. v0.9.1 is the canonical v0.9 governance release, including: * Scheduled retention-purge worker (#162, closes #156) * HMAC-signed receipts with tenant-scoped key ids (#163, closes #157) * Heuristic auto-labeling pipeline (#164, closes #158) * Receipt replay with embedded policy snapshot (#165, closes #159) * Admin promote endpoint + admin-replay shim (#166, part of #160) * Admin app: review queue, promote UI, receipt-detail replay button (statewave-admin#89, completes #160) * Per-tenant residency with hard application-layer enforcement (#167, closes #161) * Handoff receipts replay symmetry (#168) * Release-hardening docs sweep across server, statewave-docs, and statewave-admin (#168 + statewave-docs#45 + statewave-admin#90) No breaking API changes beyond the already-documented v0.9 surfaces. v0.9.0 is superseded by this tag.
docs: align v0.8 shipped state Surface the v0.8 Adoption shipments in this repo's user-facing docs. What was stale or missing - docs/capabilities.md did not list Memory templates (statewave#152 feature in main); the full capability inventory was missing the feature. - README.md "Use cases" tail listed "Plus four more" examples and did not acknowledge the three framework-integration quickstarts (LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen) that shipped in statewave-examples#12. What was updated - docs/capabilities.md: one new bullet for Memory templates under "Core runtime" (the right category — templates are an ingestion pattern, not a governance feature), linking to docs/memory-templates.md. - README.md: replaced the "Plus four more" tail with one that acknowledges the framework integrations, linking each. What was intentionally left unchanged - README.md Capabilities section — kept the curated 8-bullet list as-is; memory templates land in the fuller docs/capabilities.md inventory the README links to. - README.md webhook event-filter mention — STATEWAVE_WEBHOOK_EVENTS is already documented in the configuration-reference table. Validation git diff --stat → README.md (+1 -1), docs/capabilities.md (+1) grep -rni "planned\|coming soon\|memory template" README.md docs/capabilities.md (no stale matches)
v0.8.0 — State-assembly receipts + sensitivity-label policy Two governance pillars land in this release: - State-assembly receipts (#49): immutable, ULID-addressable audit artifact for every retrieval, with SHA-256 content-hash integrity, per-entry supersession status, caller identity, and policy decisions. - Sensitivity labels and policy bundles (#50): per-memory TEXT[] labels + declarative YAML policy bundles with first-match-wins evaluation, log_only -> enforce rollout, and per-tenant configuration via optimistic-concurrency PATCH. See CHANGELOG.md and docs/receipts.md + docs/sensitivity-labels.md.
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