v1.2.0

Added

• Dataset retention_policy is now enforced as a read-time view. item_days hides inactive items whose last_seen_at is older than the window, along with exports created before it. change_days hides changes and run warnings older than its window. Active items are never hidden. Nothing is deleted: shortening, lengthening or clearing the policy takes effect on the next read and is fully reversible. Dataset item_count in list/get/update responses reflects the visible items, and hidden exports return no download URL.
• Documentation for hosted plan limits. Scrape, Search and Map document the 429 Concurrency limit reached response. Scrape and Search also document the 403 stealth_proxy_not_allowed response. Proxy Rules explains which proxy modes each plan allows, and Monitors has a new "Plan Limits (Hosted Service)" section. All of these are translated into every supported docs language.

Changed

• Docs: scripts are excluded from the Next.js type-check, so the docs app builds on its own in container deployments.

Upgrade notes

• No new database migrations. The visibility rules read the existing datasets.retention_policy column. Datasets without a policy behave exactly as before.
• Redeploy the API and workers: dataset exports run in workers, which now apply the same visibility rules.
• ANYCRAWL_MONITOR_RETENTION_DAYS is unrelated to dataset retention and still deletes old monitor history when set.
• Server workspace packages move to 1.2.0. The independently versioned JS SDK remains at 0.0.9.