flux-connectors 0.22.0

Release Notes

New

• Every connector is now also published as one machine-readable document. For each provider
  there is a single validated JSON file describing everything the connector can do — every
  operation with its exact request shape, the credentials and settings an operator must supply,
  the events it can receive, and its safety annotations — readable from any language without
  installing anything of ours. Nothing you use today changes; the documents are additional, and
  the tooling that consumes them directly is on its way.
• The whole catalogue now travels as one compact, integrity-checked file. Everything those
  per-connector documents describe is also compiled into a single file, together with a small
  reader library that serves it. A program can carry the entire catalogue with it, prove the copy
  is intact before trusting a single entry, and look up any connector or operation instantly —
  including a catalogue newer than the program itself, which is refused loudly if it is damaged
  or from an incompatible future version rather than half-read. Catalogue updates stop being tied
  to code updates; nothing you use today changes.