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Release v4.77.0
Summary
Stage now admits Screenplay ESM v13, so models that mark concepts as personal data or secrets render into applications that protect those values.
Added
- Stage admits exact ESM v13 language/semantic pairs (Screenplay 4.141.0) in the renderer, the Host runtime and the specification executor. Later and mixed versions are still refused with
STAGE-ESM-016. (#345) - Generated concepts carry their compliance from the model: personal data renders
[PII](also when the concept is a secret too), and a secret renders[Encrypted]with its scope plus[NotAudited].[ComplianceDetails]is not emitted from the executable model. (#345) - Command inputs that contain personal-data or secret concepts, directly or inside collections, optional values and nested types, render
[property: NotAudited], so their values stay out of the causation chain. (#345) STAGE-ESM-040refuses personal-data or secret concepts used as identities (command and read-model identifiers, event destinations, projection, join and child keys, event-source and stream identifier types) and on enumeration concepts. (#345)
Changed
- The compliance rendering reference explains the mapping, the identity rule and its surrogate-identifier fix, and why concepts should be marked before their events are first published. Models without compliance render exactly as before.
- Play and the Stage Host do not encrypt or redact values of personal-data concepts: the Host's own event store keeps them in plain text (see #346).