Weatherdeck 0.10.0

Watch the 63-second tour (demo data, sound on): https://github.com/Moshik21/weatherdeck/releases/download/v0.9.0/weatherdeck-launch-sound.mp4 (a silent version with captions burnt in: https://github.com/Moshik21/weatherdeck/releases/download/v0.9.0/weatherdeck-launch.mp4). The tour shows the 0.9.0 board; 0.10.0 adds the sections described below.

Status. Early software from one maintainer. The hosted test suite (453 tests) passes on Ubuntu, macOS and Windows for Python 3.9 to 3.14 (all 18 jobs, run by hand on 2026-10-16 against this release). The README lists what is still open under Known issues.

[0.10.0] - 2026-10-16

Added: what is deferred or someone else's turn, beside "Needs you" (feed 1.12)

• A folded section under "Needs you" on the page board (and on the Bridge, under DEFERRED and SOMEONE ELSE'S TURN): the viewer's dated
  holds that still hold, each with its date and reason, and the cards that are someone else's turn (the supervisor's blocked notices, a
  change held for the release train waiting on a verdict, a stale-summary notice), each with whose it is, since when and the verdict it waits
  on. Neither group is ever counted in the waiting-on-you number, and a hold comes back as a call the moment its date passes.
• Feed 1.12, optional fields only: an attention card's actor {role, name}, hold {bucket, until, reason, since} and verdict
{name, state, as_of}; a next[] row's hold; a machine row's lanes {running, total}; a lane's branch; a collector's made_at and
  refresh_s. A feed without them reads exactly as before. The host sets aside (deferred or theirs) on cards and queued rows and leaves
  them out of counts.waiting_on_you, counts.calls, the "since you last looked" call marks and a lane's needs_you.
• Lanes per machine across every home: the host adds every source's own lanes count for a machine (machines[].lanes {running, total, homes, unreported, or_more}), so two homes on one machine are one count; the machine row says "lanes 3 running of 5 · 2 homes". A home silent past lost_after_s is
  not added: it is unreported and the count says "or more".
• A copy's made age: a collector with made_at is aged from its maker's own stamp, not from when it was read, so a summary that is
  re-touched without being remade still grows old; past its limit it is a Problem and leads the trust line ("made 40 min ago and is
  remade every 5 min: STALE"), and the Crow's nest says the made age while it is fine.

Changed: rows say what is recorded, in whole titles

• Whole titles: a lane row shows the item's whole title, wrapped, instead of the source's short title; a place that must fit one line
  (the TV log) still cuts it at a whole word.
• Can't tell only when nothing is recorded: a lane whose state cannot be read but whose last word was done or paused says what its record
  holds (its PR open: "Finished; waiting on upstream review", or "Paused; its PR is waiting on upstream review" after a paused last word;
  merged; a hold; or "Branch only, no worker running"); a Can't tell row with a
  recorded last word leads with that word and its age, and "can't be read" is said only when nothing it said is recorded.
• FYI in plain words: each FYI says what kind of notice it is and whose it is ("whose it is: not reported" without a 1.12 actor).
• Sources disagree, both sides: each line says what the one source says and what the other says or does not say about the same ask.
• The demo carries synthetic 1.12 data: a deferred call and queued row, the supervisor's cards (one waiting on a verdict), an FYI with its
  owner, a second home's lane on the primary machine, two Can't tell lanes whose record says more, and a fresh and a stale made copy.

Fixed: the log header's landed count is the bar's landed score

• The sea view's log header could say "0 LANDED" under a bar that said "6 LANDED, LAST 24 H": the header counted only the listed lanes that had
  finished, while the bar counts the work that landed in its window. The header now shows the bar's number, as the calm line already did; the phone,
  whose bar has no score, adds the window ("6 LANDED IN 24 H").

Changed: README pictures, and the hosted test suite passes on Windows, macOS and Linux

• README pictures: a TV-sized hero, a short list of what you see, a tour clip (with a still frame beside it) and a phone shot, all taken from the
  demo, whose sources are invented. The README's test table says what the hosted runs were and were not (the hosted Windows image is Windows Server,
  not Windows 11).
• The hosted test run: all 453 tests pass on GitHub's hosted Ubuntu, macOS and Windows runners on Python 3.9 to 3.14 (run by hand on 2026-10-16;
  the first run failed 13 tests on every Windows leg). The fixes are in the tests and in scripts/merged-check, not in the board: the page-script
  tests send the Node harness its data on stdin instead of the command line (Windows refuses a command line over 32,767 characters) and decode its
  answer as UTF-8 (a cut title's ellipsis came back as three other characters under the Windows code page); the doctor tests' simulated Linux
  machine answers an interpreter path and file modes the way a Linux machine does; and scripts/merged-check removes its scratch clone even where
  git's object files are read-only (Windows).