Restores the two community packages listed in Spec Kit's catalog. The previous source repository became unavailable, which left the catalog's download_url pointing at a release asset that no longer existed, so specify extension add speckit-inventory failed for everyone.
The v0.1.0 archives are not recoverable — nothing reproduces their pinned SHA-256 — so this release supersedes them, and the catalog's pinned digests change with it.
Assets
| Asset | SHA-256 |
|---|---|
speckit-inventory.zip |
df735fe7c7ca7afe1ac279ffe5768061a29710a9d61956f90ee2cf2d66da04be |
inventory-alignment.zip |
227db99a4c0626e8310f0116153929923a3f832b1b2d849231caeaff958b65a6 |
Built with build.py, which mirrors Spec Kit's own packager — sorted members, fixed timestamp, two canonical permission modes — so a clean checkout reproduces these digests byte for byte on any platform.
Fixed
- The preset now declares its dependency on the extension. It previously could not:
preset.ymlhad no way to express it until github/spec-kit#4250 addedrequires.extensions. A missing, disabled, or version-mismatched extension is now reported at install time instead of leaving the wrappers silently inert. requires.speckit_versionraised>=0.9.0→>=1.0.4. The old floor was wrong once the preset declaredrequires.extensions: that field first shipped in Spec Kit v1.0.4, so a v0.9 CLI would install the preset and ignore the dependency entirely.
Changed
repositorynow points at this standalone repository.- Line endings are normalized to LF via
.gitattributes, so a Windows checkout cannot produce a different digest than a Linux one.