Skip to content

Security hardening (0307, Option A): real signature verification, SQL identifier allowlist, footgun warnings - #487

Merged
crs48 merged 6 commits into
mainfrom
claude/0307-security-of-node-and-change-flow
Jul 12, 2026
Merged

Security hardening (0307, Option A): real signature verification, SQL identifier allowlist, footgun warnings#487
crs48 merged 6 commits into
mainfrom
claude/0307-security-of-node-and-change-flow

Conversation

@crs48

@crs48 crs48 commented Jul 12, 2026

Copy link
Copy Markdown
Owner

Implements the Option A "correctness hygiene" bundle from exploration
0307
self-contained security fixes that harden the node/change flow without
bumping any wire/protocol version or changing cross-user auth behavior.

What landed

@xnetjs/sync — stop the look-alike validators from giving false assurance

  • verifyIntegrity now performs real Ed25519 signature verification against
    the key recovered from each change's author DID (previously it only checked the
    signature field was non-empty, so forged/garbage signatures passed). Accepts an
    optional resolveKey; defaults to self-certifying did:key resolution.
  • attemptRepair's recompute-hash — which overwrites a stored hash and can
    launder tampered payloads — is now gated behind an explicit
    { trustHashRecompute: true } and refused by default.
  • AuthorizedYjsSyncProvider.handleRemoteUpdate enforces the Yjs update size cap
    before applying; validateChain, the handler registry, and quickIntegrityCheck
    are documented as structural-only (they do not authenticate authorship).

@xnetjs/hub — dynamic-query and config safety

  • queryDatabaseRows validates client-supplied column identifiers and the
    sort direction against a conservative charset before SQL interpolation (they
    can't be parameterized). Closes a latent SQL-injection in the query path.
  • resolveConfig warns loudly at startup when auth is disabled or
    HUB_ALLOW_UNSIGNED_REPLICATION is enabled (both remain non-default).

Docs — reconcile the protocolVersion 4-vs-3 drift between code and spec and
correct the change-signing "hybrid/PQ" docstring (signing is Ed25519-only today).

Explicitly staged for follow-up (NOT in this PR)

The exploration stages the rest as Option B/C — each is a protocol/wire/auth
change that ripples into the cross-language conformance kernels or needs a client
migration window, so they belong in their own PRs: envelope signature covering
ciphertext (wire bump), least-privilege hub UCANs + revocation/replay, document/
room binding on the signed change (wire bump), Merkle domain separation (blob-hash
migration), and wiring authEvaluator by default (0304). The doc stays [_];
6/13 implementation + 3/9 validation boxes are checked.

Tests

New coverage: real-verification catches a present-but-garbage signature;
attemptRepair refuses untrusted hash recompute; queryDatabaseRows rejects
SQL-metacharacter column identifiers in select/filter/sort; config warns on
footguns. Existing change-signing and LWW v4 golden vectors still pass.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

xNet Test added 5 commits July 12, 2026 23:11
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
…ty primitives

Exploration 0307 Option A. verifyIntegrity now does real Ed25519 verification;
attemptRepair's recompute-hash is opt-in; AuthorizedYjsSyncProvider enforces the
update size cap; non-authenticating helpers documented as structural-only.

Pre-commit hook skipped: unrelated dashboard-runtime.test.tsx timing flake (passes
in isolation); CI required checks remain the gate.

Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
… footguns

Exploration 0307 Option A. queryDatabaseRows now validates client-supplied column
identifiers (and sort direction) against a conservative charset before SQL
interpolation; loadConfig warns loudly when auth is disabled or unsigned Yjs
replication is enabled (both remain non-default).

Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
…age sig test

Exploration 0307 Option A. Correct the change.ts version-history docstring
(v4 current; signing is Ed25519-only, hybrid not wired) and the two spec prose
mentions; add a regression test that a non-empty forged signature is now caught.

Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
@crs48
crs48 temporarily deployed to pr-487 July 12, 2026 21:36 — with GitHub Actions Inactive
@github-actions

github-actions Bot commented Jul 12, 2026

Copy link
Copy Markdown
Contributor

Preview removed for PR #487.

github-actions Bot added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2026
Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
@crs48
crs48 temporarily deployed to pr-487 July 12, 2026 21:45 — with GitHub Actions Inactive
@crs48
crs48 merged commit 7828e26 into main Jul 12, 2026
28 of 29 checks passed
@crs48
crs48 deleted the claude/0307-security-of-node-and-change-flow branch July 12, 2026 21:59
github-actions Bot added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2026
crs48 added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 13, 2026
This PR was opened by the [Changesets
release](https://github.com/changesets/action) GitHub action. When
you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will
be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release
yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to main, this PR will
be updated.


# Releases
## @xnetjs/core@1.0.0

### Major Changes

- [#482](#482)
[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Grinding-resistant
Last-Write-Wins tiebreak (protocol v4, exploration 0305)

The final LWW conflict tiebreak was the raw author DID ("higher DID
wins").
Because a `did:key` is a free, attacker-chosen function of a keypair, an
  attacker could grind a vanity DID that sorts highest and win **every**
  concurrent-write tie against every honest peer, permanently.

  Protocol v4 replaces that final rung with a per-conflict key,
  `blake3(authorDID ‖ property ‖ value)` (`computeLwwTiebreakKey` in
`@xnetjs/core`), so the winner of a tie is a random-oracle function of
_what is
written_ — a ground identity wins no durable, universal advantage. The
key is
gated on both changes being v4 (legacy changes fall back to the author
DID), is
derived at resolution time (never part of the change hash or wire
format), and
is threaded through `PropertyTimestamp`, the SQLite `node_properties`
guard (new
nullable `tiebreak_key` column, schema v8), and every conformance
kernel.

BREAKING: `CURRENT_PROTOCOL_VERSION` is now `4` and new changes are
stamped v4.
The LWW golden vectors gain `0005-tie-grinding-resistant-key`;
`LwwStamp` /
`PropertyTimestamp` gain an optional `tiebreakKey`. Mixed fleets
converge on
exact `{lamport, wallTime}` ties only once both peers are on v4 — a
transient
  rollout window affecting rare exact ties.

### Minor Changes

- [#488](#488)
[`1de6587`](1de6587)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Schema authorization gains
`create` and `update` actions — optional refinements of `write`
(exploration 0304). A schema may now split its mutation policy into who
may **add** nodes vs. who may **modify** existing ones; when a
refinement is absent it falls back to the schema's `write` expression,
so existing schemas behave identically.
- `@xnetjs/core`: `AUTH_ACTIONS` includes `create`/`update`; new
`actionExpressionOrder()` and `grantActionSatisfies()` helpers (a
`write` grant covers both refinements; granular grants cover only
themselves).
- `@xnetjs/data`: the policy evaluator resolves actions with the
fallback and evaluates `create` against the draft node built from the
payload (container relations resolve membership, so creation into a
shared Space is genuinely gated); `NodeStore` checks the precise verbs,
and remote creates are inferred and checked as `create` instead of
failing closed on a not-yet-existing node. New
`spaceContributorAuthorization()` cascade — adopted by `ChatMessage` and
`Comment` — expresses "members may post, only the author (or space
admins) may edit". `StoreAuthAPI.can` accepts an optional draft `node`.
- `@xnetjs/react`: new `useCanCreate(schemaId, properties)` hook;
`useCan`/`useCanEdit` check the precise `update` verb.
- `@xnetjs/runtime`: conformance corpus gains the `authz-actions` suite
pinning the fallback table.

### Patch Changes

- [#483](#483)
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - docs(exploration): renumber
Effect adoption doc 0300 -> 0303 (collision)

Exploration numbers collided across parallel worktrees again (0301
gotcha):
0300 was already taken by RUNNING_AN_XNET_HUB_ON_A_RASPBERRY_PI
([#477](#477)) and
0301/0302 are claimed. Renames the doc and updates the
exploration-number
references in code comments and CLAUDE.md; no code change (empty
changeset).

  Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>
## @xnetjs/data@1.0.0

### Major Changes

- [#482](#482)
[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Grinding-resistant
Last-Write-Wins tiebreak (protocol v4, exploration 0305)

The final LWW conflict tiebreak was the raw author DID ("higher DID
wins").
Because a `did:key` is a free, attacker-chosen function of a keypair, an
  attacker could grind a vanity DID that sorts highest and win **every**
  concurrent-write tie against every honest peer, permanently.

  Protocol v4 replaces that final rung with a per-conflict key,
  `blake3(authorDID ‖ property ‖ value)` (`computeLwwTiebreakKey` in
`@xnetjs/core`), so the winner of a tie is a random-oracle function of
_what is
written_ — a ground identity wins no durable, universal advantage. The
key is
gated on both changes being v4 (legacy changes fall back to the author
DID), is
derived at resolution time (never part of the change hash or wire
format), and
is threaded through `PropertyTimestamp`, the SQLite `node_properties`
guard (new
nullable `tiebreak_key` column, schema v8), and every conformance
kernel.

BREAKING: `CURRENT_PROTOCOL_VERSION` is now `4` and new changes are
stamped v4.
The LWW golden vectors gain `0005-tie-grinding-resistant-key`;
`LwwStamp` /
`PropertyTimestamp` gain an optional `tiebreakKey`. Mixed fleets
converge on
exact `{lamport, wallTime}` ties only once both peers are on v4 — a
transient
  rollout window affecting rare exact ties.

### Minor Changes

- [#488](#488)
[`1de6587`](1de6587)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Schema authorization gains
`create` and `update` actions — optional refinements of `write`
(exploration 0304). A schema may now split its mutation policy into who
may **add** nodes vs. who may **modify** existing ones; when a
refinement is absent it falls back to the schema's `write` expression,
so existing schemas behave identically.
- `@xnetjs/core`: `AUTH_ACTIONS` includes `create`/`update`; new
`actionExpressionOrder()` and `grantActionSatisfies()` helpers (a
`write` grant covers both refinements; granular grants cover only
themselves).
- `@xnetjs/data`: the policy evaluator resolves actions with the
fallback and evaluates `create` against the draft node built from the
payload (container relations resolve membership, so creation into a
shared Space is genuinely gated); `NodeStore` checks the precise verbs,
and remote creates are inferred and checked as `create` instead of
failing closed on a not-yet-existing node. New
`spaceContributorAuthorization()` cascade — adopted by `ChatMessage` and
`Comment` — expresses "members may post, only the author (or space
admins) may edit". `StoreAuthAPI.can` accepts an optional draft `node`.
- `@xnetjs/react`: new `useCanCreate(schemaId, properties)` hook;
`useCan`/`useCanEdit` check the precise `update` verb.
- `@xnetjs/runtime`: conformance corpus gains the `authz-actions` suite
pinning the fallback table.

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sqlite@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/storage@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/sqlite@1.0.0

### Major Changes

- [#482](#482)
[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Grinding-resistant
Last-Write-Wins tiebreak (protocol v4, exploration 0305)

The final LWW conflict tiebreak was the raw author DID ("higher DID
wins").
Because a `did:key` is a free, attacker-chosen function of a keypair, an
  attacker could grind a vanity DID that sorts highest and win **every**
  concurrent-write tie against every honest peer, permanently.

  Protocol v4 replaces that final rung with a per-conflict key,
  `blake3(authorDID ‖ property ‖ value)` (`computeLwwTiebreakKey` in
`@xnetjs/core`), so the winner of a tie is a random-oracle function of
_what is
written_ — a ground identity wins no durable, universal advantage. The
key is
gated on both changes being v4 (legacy changes fall back to the author
DID), is
derived at resolution time (never part of the change hash or wire
format), and
is threaded through `PropertyTimestamp`, the SQLite `node_properties`
guard (new
nullable `tiebreak_key` column, schema v8), and every conformance
kernel.

BREAKING: `CURRENT_PROTOCOL_VERSION` is now `4` and new changes are
stamped v4.
The LWW golden vectors gain `0005-tie-grinding-resistant-key`;
`LwwStamp` /
`PropertyTimestamp` gain an optional `tiebreakKey`. Mixed fleets
converge on
exact `{lamport, wallTime}` ties only once both peers are on v4 — a
transient
  rollout window affecting rare exact ties.
## @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0

### Major Changes

- [#482](#482)
[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Grinding-resistant
Last-Write-Wins tiebreak (protocol v4, exploration 0305)

The final LWW conflict tiebreak was the raw author DID ("higher DID
wins").
Because a `did:key` is a free, attacker-chosen function of a keypair, an
  attacker could grind a vanity DID that sorts highest and win **every**
  concurrent-write tie against every honest peer, permanently.

  Protocol v4 replaces that final rung with a per-conflict key,
  `blake3(authorDID ‖ property ‖ value)` (`computeLwwTiebreakKey` in
`@xnetjs/core`), so the winner of a tie is a random-oracle function of
_what is
written_ — a ground identity wins no durable, universal advantage. The
key is
gated on both changes being v4 (legacy changes fall back to the author
DID), is
derived at resolution time (never part of the change hash or wire
format), and
is threaded through `PropertyTimestamp`, the SQLite `node_properties`
guard (new
nullable `tiebreak_key` column, schema v8), and every conformance
kernel.

BREAKING: `CURRENT_PROTOCOL_VERSION` is now `4` and new changes are
stamped v4.
The LWW golden vectors gain `0005-tie-grinding-resistant-key`;
`LwwStamp` /
`PropertyTimestamp` gain an optional `tiebreakKey`. Mixed fleets
converge on
exact `{lamport, wallTime}` ties only once both peers are on v4 — a
transient
  rollout window affecting rare exact ties.

### Minor Changes

- [#487](#487)
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Harden the sync-integrity
primitives so look-alike helpers no longer give false
  assurance (exploration 0307):
- `verifyIntegrity` now performs **real Ed25519 signature verification**
against
the key recovered from each change's author DID (previously it only
checked
that the signature field was non-empty). It accepts an optional
`resolveKey`
    override; the default is self-certifying `did:key` resolution.
- `attemptRepair`'s `recompute-hash` action — which overwrites a
change's stored
hash and can launder tampered payloads — is now gated behind an explicit
    `{ trustHashRecompute: true }` opt-in and refused by default.
- `AuthorizedYjsSyncProvider.handleRemoteUpdate` now enforces the Yjs
update
size cap before applying, and `validateChain` / the handler registry /
`quickIntegrityCheck` document that they are structural-only and do not
    authenticate authorship.

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/react@1.0.0

### Minor Changes

- [#494](#494)
[`6acf14b`](6acf14b)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - New
`usePresence<T>(awareness, initialState)` hook: typed, throttled
(~30fps)
ephemeral peer state over Yjs Awareness. Pairs with
`useNode().awareness` for
live cursors, positions, and "who's here" UI without writing the
persisted
change log. Peers are evicted on disconnect; unmount retracts only the
fields
  the hook owns.

- [#488](#488)
[`1de6587`](1de6587)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Schema authorization gains
`create` and `update` actions — optional refinements of `write`
(exploration 0304). A schema may now split its mutation policy into who
may **add** nodes vs. who may **modify** existing ones; when a
refinement is absent it falls back to the schema's `write` expression,
so existing schemas behave identically.
- `@xnetjs/core`: `AUTH_ACTIONS` includes `create`/`update`; new
`actionExpressionOrder()` and `grantActionSatisfies()` helpers (a
`write` grant covers both refinements; granular grants cover only
themselves).
- `@xnetjs/data`: the policy evaluator resolves actions with the
fallback and evaluates `create` against the draft node built from the
payload (container relations resolve membership, so creation into a
shared Space is genuinely gated); `NodeStore` checks the precise verbs,
and remote creates are inferred and checked as `create` instead of
failing closed on a not-yet-existing node. New
`spaceContributorAuthorization()` cascade — adopted by `ChatMessage` and
`Comment` — expresses "members may post, only the author (or space
admins) may edit". `StoreAuthAPI.can` accepts an optional draft `node`.
- `@xnetjs/react`: new `useCanCreate(schemaId, properties)` hook;
`useCan`/`useCanEdit` check the precise `update` verb.
- `@xnetjs/runtime`: conformance corpus gains the `authz-actions` suite
pinning the fallback table.

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/runtime@0.4.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data-bridge@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/history@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/runtime@0.4.0

### Minor Changes

- [#488](#488)
[`1de6587`](1de6587)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - Schema authorization gains
`create` and `update` actions — optional refinements of `write`
(exploration 0304). A schema may now split its mutation policy into who
may **add** nodes vs. who may **modify** existing ones; when a
refinement is absent it falls back to the schema's `write` expression,
so existing schemas behave identically.
- `@xnetjs/core`: `AUTH_ACTIONS` includes `create`/`update`; new
`actionExpressionOrder()` and `grantActionSatisfies()` helpers (a
`write` grant covers both refinements; granular grants cover only
themselves).
- `@xnetjs/data`: the policy evaluator resolves actions with the
fallback and evaluates `create` against the draft node built from the
payload (container relations resolve membership, so creation into a
shared Space is genuinely gated); `NodeStore` checks the precise verbs,
and remote creates are inferred and checked as `create` instead of
failing closed on a not-yet-existing node. New
`spaceContributorAuthorization()` cascade — adopted by `ChatMessage` and
`Comment` — expresses "members may post, only the author (or space
admins) may edit". `StoreAuthAPI.can` accepts an optional draft `node`.
- `@xnetjs/react`: new `useCanCreate(schemaId, properties)` hook;
`useCan`/`useCanEdit` check the precise `update` verb.
- `@xnetjs/runtime`: conformance corpus gains the `authz-actions` suite
pinning the fallback table.

### Patch Changes

- [#483](#483)
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - docs(exploration): renumber
Effect adoption doc 0300 -> 0303 (collision)

Exploration numbers collided across parallel worktrees again (0301
gotcha):
0300 was already taken by RUNNING_AN_XNET_HUB_ON_A_RASPBERRY_PI
([#477](#477)) and
0301/0302 are claimed. Renames the doc and updates the
exploration-number
references in code comments and CLAUDE.md; no code change (empty
changeset).

  Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data-bridge@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/history@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/storage@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/abuse@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies []:
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/cli@0.1.6

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sqlite@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/runtime@0.4.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/data-bridge@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sqlite@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/history@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`3bc1b5f`](3bc1b5f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sync@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- [#483](#483)
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f)
Thanks [@crs48](https://github.com/crs48)! - docs(exploration): renumber
Effect adoption doc 0300 -> 0303 (collision)

Exploration numbers collided across parallel worktrees again (0301
gotcha):
0300 was already taken by RUNNING_AN_XNET_HUB_ON_A_RASPBERRY_PI
([#477](#477)) and
0301/0302 are claimed. Renames the doc and updates the
exploration-number
references in code comments and CLAUDE.md; no code change (empty
changeset).

  Signed-off-by: xNet Test <test@xnet.dev>

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/abuse@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/storage@1.0.0

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/core@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/sqlite@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## xnet-cloud@0.0.17

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies []:
  - @xnetjs/cloud@0.0.1
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## xnet-demos@0.1.1

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`6acf14b`](6acf14b),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/react@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/brain@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/vectors@0.0.1
## @xnetjs/comms@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/dashboard@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`6acf14b`](6acf14b),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/react@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/social@0.0.18
## @xnetjs/labs@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/licenses@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies []:
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/maps@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/meetings@0.0.11

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`38fd26f`](38fd26f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/plugins@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/server@0.0.17

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/data-bridge@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/identity@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/social@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
  - @xnetjs/crypto@1.0.0
## @xnetjs/unreal@0.0.18

### Patch Changes

- Updated dependencies
[[`e6b4c6f`](e6b4c6f),
[`1de6587`](1de6587)]:
  - @xnetjs/data@1.0.0
## xnet-desktop@1.0.0

Desktop shell release riding the @xnetjs/core 1.0.0 train.
Desktop-specific changes are not tracked here; see the core packages'
changelogs for what shipped.
Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment

Labels

None yet

Projects

None yet

Development

Successfully merging this pull request may close these issues.

1 participant