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@tsoumdoa tsoumdoa released this 15 Sep 15:42
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v0.1.1
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Revcode 0.1.1

Source: c9f24d6

Revcode binaries: unsigned.

Version 0.1.1 prepares the first scoped npm release as @aectooling/revcode and fixes release packaging and publication. The CLI command remains revcode.

Changes since 0.1.0

  • Move the npm package from revcode to @aectooling/revcode, with updated installation and removal instructions. The existing v0.1.0 tag and draft artifacts are preserved as the abandoned unscoped candidate.
  • Fix isolated tarball tests to select the configured pnpm version through Corepack and approve local tarball lifecycle scripts using pnpm's source identity. Package lookup now supports the scoped name.
  • Fix GitHub draft-release lookup during publication by resolving the release ID before checking its notes and assets.
  • Remove the mandatory acceptance.json file from the release workflow and uploaded assets. Manual live-test notes are optional; automated tests, source verification, signing-policy checks, and artifact-integrity checks remain required.

Install after npm publication

Close Revit before activation, then run:

pnpm add -g @aectooling/revcode@0.1.1
revcode install
revcode doctor

The explicit revcode install command also handles blocked package-manager lifecycle scripts or pending registration. Settings and history are preserved by removal; use revcode uninstall before removing the global package.

Compatibility and known limitations

  • Windows x64; Node.js 22.19 or newer is required for installation and CLI management. The application uses bundled Node and self-contained helpers.
  • Configured Revit targets: 2025 on .NET 8, 2026.5+ on .NET 10 (build 26.5.0.55 or newer), and 2027 on .NET 10. Installation checks the exact build and runtime against the packaged metadata. Revit 2025 on .NET 10 remains deferred.
  • Revcode binaries are configured as unsigned for this release and may trigger Revit's standard add-in prompt.
  • Revcode remains an early, full-trust prototype. C# runs inside Revit; test with a disposable project. Desktop automation is experimental, and live validation across all supported Revit targets remains a separate manual check.

See the deployment guide for compatibility details, rollback, removal, and the artifact publication workflow.

Packaged minimum Revit builds

  • Revit 2025: 25.4.41.14, .NET 8.
  • Revit 2026: 26.5.0.55, .NET 10.
  • Revit 2027: 27.0.10.13, .NET 10.
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