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@hexblot hexblot released this 10 Sep 16:49
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Learn about vigilant mode.

A housekeeping release so that a tag sits on a green CI run: the 0.6.0 commit shipped with a stale
generated case-studies page, which failed the PHP 8.4 job's staleness check while every test passed.
Deptrac now classifies third-party code too, and the README gained an architecture badge.

Fixed

  • docs/case-studies.md regenerated for the two combined commands that changed in 0.6.0 (BookStack
    socialite and Open Social); the CI check that compares the committed page with a fresh render had
    been failing since the release commit.

Changed

  • Deptrac classifies third-party code as layers of its own (Semver, ComposerPlugin,
    ComposerApi, SymfonyConsole, SymfonyProcess, SymfonyYaml) and each project layer states
    which it may use; the run fails on any dependency left unclassified (--fail-on-uncovered), so a
    new library or a new corner of Composer's API has to be allowed deliberately. The report went from
    296 uncovered dependencies to zero, with 468 allowed. The README carries an architecture badge fed
    by the PHP 8.4 CI job ("passing", or "failing (n)"), next to the coverage badge.

  • The roadmap page records the assurance work alongside the phases (adversarial review and rechecks,
    the testing sprint, the Aikido answers, Deptrac) and marks Phase 5 as next.

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