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Learn about vigilant mode.

A fresh pip install lockkeeper now works out of the box, Lockkeeper moves to the
Functional Source License, and telemetry asks once instead of staying silent.

License

  • Lockkeeper is now licensed under the Functional Source License, Version 1.1, ALv2
    Future License
    (FSL-1.1-ALv2). You can use, modify and share it for any purpose, including at work
    and on commercial projects, except offering it, or a product built from it, as a
    competing commercial product or service. Each release becomes Apache 2.0 two years
    after it ships. Releases up to and including 1.2.0 remain under the MIT license.

New

  • Telemetry asks once. lockkeeper init and lockkeeper hooks install ask whether to
    share anonymous daily usage counts (Enter means yes), only in an interactive
    terminal, never in scripts or CI or when DO_NOT_TRACK is set, and never again once
    answered. It stays off until you say yes. See
    docs/TELEMETRY.md.
  • The README, the one-prompt installer and the Windows notes install from PyPI:
    pipx install lockkeeper, lockkeeper init, lockkeeper rebuild.
  • Releases run from Actions → publish → Run workflow: it uploads to PyPI, then
    creates the tag and GitHub release with the CHANGELOG notes, and it refuses a commit
    it couldn't tag before uploading anything. See
    docs/RELEASING.md.

Fixed

  • A fresh pip install lockkeeper could not build its index: rebuild and route
    failed with "Required runtime snapshot is missing" until lockkeeper snapshot-runtimes was run (a git checkout hid it with seeded placeholders). They
    now capture the agent inventories themselves, or start from empty ones if the
    agents' CLIs fail. On 1.2.0, run lockkeeper snapshot-runtimes once first. CI now
    installs the built package into a brand-new home and routes a task.
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