v0.6.1

FluentCI Engine v0.6.1

This release adds composable pipeline primitives, parallel matrix jobs, native file operations, and clearer execution diagnostics.

Parallel pipelines

• Build typed matrices with Cartesian products, include/exclude filters, stable job IDs, prerequisites, and joins.
• Bound concurrency while retaining per-job caching, logs, cancellation, and service supervision.
• Submit complete plans through the execute_plan guest API.

Composable workflow primitives

• Retry failed jobs with bounded backoff.
• Run tasks conditionally and define cleanup finalizers.
• Mark optional failures without losing their diagnostics.
• Pass named outputs between tasks, publish artifacts, and coordinate shared resources.

Native file and environment operations

• Read and write text or bytes; copy, move, create, remove, inspect, list, glob, hash, chmod, and symlink files.
• Atomic file writes, explicit overwrite controls, bounded reads, and structured query results.
• Load literal .env files without shell evaluation. Explicit task variables take precedence, and changed values invalidate cached jobs.

Better failure diagnostics

• Preserve actual process exit codes across CLI execution, providers, Wasm plugins, and local/remote watch.
• Include process error output in failed job reports.
• Keep failure details visible in plain logs and the TUI after recent output scrolls away.
• Report cancellation as 130 and task timeouts as 124.

SDKs and reliability

• New primitives available across PureScript, Python, Elixir, Gleam, ReScript, and TypeScript SDKs, plus Rust executor builders.
• More reliable resource and action-cache lock release, including on NetBSD.
• Expanded release tests and six-language Wasm end-to-end coverage.

Compatibility: New primitives require engine 0.6.1 and matching SDKs. Matrix jobs execute on the current host; they do not distribute work across operating systems or remote workers.

Full Changelog: v0.6.0...v0.6.1