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@YingQiu0871 YingQiu0871 released this 29 Oct 19:41
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DevRelay v0.5.1 — release notes

Status: PUBLISHED 2026-10-29. Tag v0.5.1 peels to
9135150883a423b9ea18749d752ff033dc47b1c6; PyPI and the GitHub Release are
public. Evidence is recorded in RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md.

Highlights

v0.5.1 is a patch release on top of v0.5.0. It closes
the 0.5.0 known limitation where a run could not switch again after its switch
target lease had been released through generic lease recovery:

  • POST /api/runs/{run_id}/session/lease/reattach (role,
    expected_updated_at, confirm: "apply", header X-DevRelay-Confirm: apply)
    gives the run's current role session an active lease again and releases any
    other active lease left for the same run/role (the orphaned source) in the same
    write. The run can then switch again.
  • Refused, with nothing written, for a terminal run (run_terminal), a stale
    revision (run_changed), an unresolved switch (switch_pending), a session
    that already holds the lease (lease_already_active) or a session leased by
    another run (session_leased).
  • GET /api/runs/{run_id} reports role_leases per role, and the WebUI run
    detail shows a confirmed Re-attach lease control.

Install / upgrade

  • PyPI: python -m pip install devrelay==0.5.1
  • GitHub Release: wheel, sdist, SHA256SUMS,
    DevRelay-Portable-Windows-x64.zip, DevRelay-SBOM.cdx.json

The portable zip is unsigned. Extract it as a whole and verify SHA256SUMS
before running devrelay.exe.

Security notes

  • Re-attachment performs no provider I/O and writes no run document; the session
    id comes from the run document, never from the client.

Known limitations

Unchanged from 0.5.0 except the closed re-attachment item:

  • adopt_completed_turn stays disabled. v0.3-E platform gates:
    G0.1/P7, G0.2, G0.3/P5 PASS; G0.4/P4 authoritative FAIL / P4 UNPROVEN
    (confirmed by the 2026-10-29 rerun); G0.5/P6, G1, G2 NOT RUN.
  • Switch run write and lease commit are not one cross-store transaction; a
    failure between them needs the explicit resolve action.
  • One Web writer and one MCP surface per workspace; active project selection is
    in-memory; advisory hold is not a provider pause; interrupt is still an abort.
  • No .exe installer, code signing, winget/scoop or auto-update.

Verification

Recorded in RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md § v0.5.1.