Changelog

Changes to the public contract are recorded here. Versions follow Semantic Versioning.

0.2.0 (2026-10-17)

Require ctx_parser and ctx_driver 0.2.x for the renamed public contracts.
Allow isolated package verification to install explicitly supplied dependency candidate artifacts without changing gemspec dependency constraints.
Require a measured temperature when an exact sensor policy supplies numeric thresholds.
Preserve conflicting Cisco interface states as incomplete evidence and retain observed protocol failures.
Normalize integer OSPF process identities in policies, observations, and coverage scopes; reject normalized duplicates.
Bound parser diagnostic samples to 128 plus an omitted-count summary, and skip vendor parsing for explicit command failures.
Index validated command implementations for response parsing, rebuilding the index after discovery expansion.
Use the shared CtxParser::Configuration, Results, and Commands names and dimension indexes where applicable.
Name system field definitions and validation SystemFields; exercise installed BGP parsing during package verification.
Rename domain APIs directly; callers must use the new names (no compatibility aliases).
Name required-dimension predicates and policy validators explicitly; expose sampling interval units in counter evaluation.

Index CPU windows, optical measurements, aggregation membership, and required interfaces once, avoiding repeated full scans during parsing and health evaluation.

Multi-vendor observations, normalized counters, applicability, runtime policies, and health reports.
Standalone RubyGems packaging under ctx_checker with the ctx_checker require path and CtxChecker namespace.
English and Chinese documentation, an offline example, and standalone RSpec/RuboCop development tasks.
Linux/macOS CI, isolated package verification, and automatic RubyGems and GitHub Releases with identical artifacts.

Cross-module dependencies resolve through RubyGems/Bundler instead of relative sibling paths.
Motor persistence and application-specific adapters remain in the host application.