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v0.15.0 — Operator Trust & Observability
GitWire v0.15.0 turns the "Prove" side of GitWire into a first-class operator experience.
This release adds dashboard and API surfaces for inspecting, filtering, explaining, and exporting GitWire automation evidence.
Highlights
- Managed action lifecycle view — inspect the lifecycle of proposed, approved, executed, succeeded, failed, and reconciled actions
- Decision log search and filters — search and filter by repository, pillar, source, target, outcome, trigger event, and time range
- Waiver visibility — review active, expiring, and expired policy waivers, including who granted them and why
- Dry-run proof view — see what GitWire would have done without mutating GitHub, with safety-first labeling
- Exportable audit bundles — export bounded JSON or Markdown evidence packages with recursive secret redaction
Why it matters
GitWire is not just an AI automation bot for GitHub. It is a governance layer for repository automation.
v0.15.0 helps operators answer:
- What did GitWire decide?
- What did it execute?
- What did it skip?
- What would it have done in dry-run?
- Which waivers affected automation?
- What evidence supports the action?
- What proof can be exported for review or audit?
Included PRs
- #25 — Managed action lifecycle view
- #26 — Decision log search/filter
- #27 — Waiver visibility
- #28 — Dry-run proof view
- #29 — Exportable audit bundle
- #30 — Documentation and version bump
Test status
- 30 suites
- 484 tests
- CI green:
syntax-check,rules-tests,web-tests - CodeQL green
- Protected-branch flow enforced (admin enforcement enabled)
- Deploy workflow passing on self-hosted runner
Release line
v0.14.0-public-baseline → v0.14.1 → v0.15.0
Full Changelog: v0.14.1...v0.15.0