Say what 0.14.0 stops masking, not what it introduces - #52
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The Requires section told a consumer to bump "together with that release, not ahead of it," which reads as though this release creates the staleness it describes. It does not. A host that cannot rewrite its injected tokens has held them at mount-time values for as long as it has had that channel; what changed in 0.10.2 is that the SDK began overriding those tokens outright, which hid the staleness by discarding the host's values — the bug 0.14.0 fixes. So the advice was wrong in the case it matters most. The NimbleBrain runtime runs 0.8.0, which shipped no default map at all, and moving it to 0.14.0 leaves the staleness exactly where it already is while restoring the brand values 0.13.x would have discarded. Held on that advice, the bump looks like a regression risk when it is strictly an improvement. Now states the condition, says which bump ranges surface it and which are unaffected, and points at nimblebrain#817 as its own piece of work rather than a gate on this one.
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Three releases landed on main after this branch's last push: the cascade layer (#50) and its framing (#52), cut as npm v0.14.0, and the Python package's catch-up release (#53), cut as nimblebrain-synapse-v0.4.0. npm 0.14.0 is published, so the warm removal stays under `[Unreleased]` and releases as 0.15.0. The migration note's unaffected range widens to `^0.11.0`-`^0.14.0` to match what consumers can now be pinned to. The vendored Python IIFE is rebuilt from the merged source rather than resolved to either side, since #50 changed the build output. Both nimblebrain-synapse-v0.4.0 and v0.14.0 are tagged at commits that predate this merge, so both shipped artifacts still carry the warm channel their changelogs describe. theme-defaults.ts auto-merged: #50's cascade-layer docblock and this branch's correction to the neutrality claim are different hunks.
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### Requiressection added to the0.14.0entry closes with "Bump to 0.14.0 together with that release, not ahead of it." Every fact in it is true, but the framing implies this release causes the staleness it describes, and that led to the wrong call on the one consumer that matters.It doesn't cause it. A host that bakes tokens into the app document at mount and cannot rewrite them has held those tokens at mount-time values for as long as that channel has existed. What changed in 0.10.2 is that the SDK started writing its neutral defaults inline, overriding such tokens outright — which masked the staleness by discarding the host's values. That is the bug
0.14.0fixes.What it changes for a consumer
The NimbleBrain runtime is on
^0.8.0, so it is the first row: moving it to0.14.0leaves the staleness exactly where it already sits, while restoring the brand values0.13.xwould have discarded. Read literally, the old wording argues for holding a bump that is strictly an improvement.The change
States the condition, names which bump ranges surface it and which are unaffected, and points at NimbleBrainInc/nimblebrain#817 as work on its own schedule rather than a gate on this release.
CHANGELOG only — no version change,
0.14.0is not yet tagged.npm run cigreen (36 files, 496 tests).