Releases: 3e456/FormulaTracer
Release list
FormulaTracer v0.1.1
FormulaTracer v0.1.1 is a release-engineering and public-project presentation update. It does not change FormulaTracer's mathematical or runtime semantics.
Highlights:
- improved PyPI summary, discovery keywords, classifiers, and project links;
- clearer English and Japanese README onboarding and support navigation;
- bilingual GitHub Issue Forms and an explicit Issue/Discussion support policy;
- an explicit policy that external pull requests are not currently accepted;
- improved Zenodo-oriented citation metadata;
- synchronized package, reference, and release metadata;
- strengthened exact-artifact validation for Windows wheels, Linux manylinux wheels, and source distributions.
The attached Windows wheel, Linux manylinux wheel, and source distribution are the exact files validated by the release workflow for commit ab2458cd5c119740bd27af5d8378dadd122c3ad4. Checksums, an SPDX SBOM, and the artifact manifest are included.
FormulaTracer v0.1.0
FormulaTracer v0.1.0
FormulaTracer v0.1.0 is the first public release from the sanitized, independent public history.
Highlights
- Fail-closed mathematical reconstruction and verification for scientific Python, C++, and Rust workflows.
- Rust semantic core with Stable C ABI v1 and Python/C++ facades.
- Structured verification results with TeX/JSON rendering, provenance, error/range evidence, and debugger information.
- Lean 4.19.0 proof-layer integration.
- Public API documentation in English and Japanese.
Validation
Release commit: 6edf24d59ea2f2a29ca33db1794cb5137b1f2117
- Tier 1 compatibility checks passed for Python 3.10–3.13 and Rust 1.85/stable.
- Tier 2 semantic integration, native consumers, Clang 18, Lean, native differential, and structural-isomorphism checks passed.
- Windows and Linux package jobs passed.
- The attached Windows wheel was clean-installed and its native library loaded successfully.
- The attached Linux wheel was clean-installed on the recorded Ubuntu 24.04/glibc 2.39 runner.
- The attached sdist was source-built and clean-installed successfully.
- Artifact privacy scans reported zero private-path hits and no protected DOCX.
The Tier 3 workflow's final clean-tree check reported only a recorded reference-access date changing from 2026-08-29 to 2026-08-30. All preceding semantic, proof, provider, packaging, and platform steps passed. This non-semantic exception is recorded in artifact-manifest.json.
Supported release artifacts
- Windows x86_64 wheel
- Linux x86_64 wheel
- Source distribution
- SPDX SBOM
- Artifact/provenance manifest
- SHA-256 checksums
Important boundaries
- Provider contracts cover selected documented APIs; they are not a claim of complete support for every upstream library or version.
- The Linux wheel is validated for the recorded runner environment and is not a universal all-distributions compatibility claim.
- The C++ frontend requires LLVM/Clang major 18.
- macOS wheels are not included.
- Runtime agreement is evidence, not automatically a formal proof. Evidence levels and unresolved assumptions remain explicit.
The previous private repository history and private v0.1.0 release remain unchanged. This public repository uses an independent sanitized history.