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CervoMutants v0.4.2
Changelog
Changed
Hosted external-wave result and summary generation now run through tested Go
helpers in cmd/actionhelper instead of large inline workflow scripts.
The hosted external-wave workflow now runs those helper commands from the
checked-out source module, fixing the post-#278 working-directory
regression on GitHub-hosted runners.
Documentation
Published a dated current-main hosted-wave verification note and committed
aggregate summary artifact for the post-hardening rerun after the helper-path
repair.
Verification
go run ./cmd/releasehelper verify-compat
go run ./cmd/releasehelper notes --version v0.4.2 --out .tmp/release-notes-v0.4.2.md
Upgrade Notes
Summary
v0.4.2 is a patch release that carries the latest hosted external-wave
hardening work into the public release surface.
Hosted wave result and summary generation now flow through tested Go helpers
rather than large inline workflow scripts.
The release also fixes the helper working-directory regression that was
exposed when that extraction was first revalidated on GitHub-hosted runners.
Operator Action
If you pin the first-party GitHub Action, move the tag from @v0.4.1 to @v0.4.2 so hosted lanes pick up the repaired helper invocation path.
If you maintain your own hosted external-wave workflow around .github/workflows/external-action-wave.yml, re-read the current helper-path
assumptions before copying older snippets or partial steps.
If you review hosted-wave evidence, prefer the new dated current-main note
and committed aggregate summary when checking whether the latest hosted path
still produces stable denominator health and actionable-yield signal.
Rollback
Reinstall v0.4.1 if this patch causes rollout friction and you need to
return quickly to the prior public release.
If rolling back from hosted-wave workflows, also restore any automation or
documentation that assumes the repaired helper working-directory behavior.
Keep the rollback within the same install family where possible:
go install github.com/cervantesh/cervo-mutants/cmd/cervomut@v0.4.1