v0.1.1

Fixed

• Restored Web-client startup on current DSH releases by supporting both the legacy conversationEvents service and the current uiConversation.events registry.
• Adapted command execution and Session event reads to both legacy and current DSH APIs without replaying requests after dispatch.
• Removed dependencies on DSH UI primitives that were renamed or removed in current releases.
• Updated the real-mount verifier and CI readiness probe for authenticated DSH Web URLs while redacting bearer query tokens from retained evidence.

Changed

• Replaced the stale rc.6/rc.7 stock-DSH gate with reproducible fresh-install coverage for 0.1.5-rc.3 and 0.1.7-rc.2.
• Switched the release workflow from the retired bootstrap secret to npm Trusted Publishing through GitHub OIDC.

Migration warning

This release does not change the SQLite schema or migrate stored memory. Stop DSH, back up the Profile database, install dsh-memory-spaces@0.1.1, and restart the Web Profile.

v0.1.0

Added

• Independent stock-DSH Host and Web client plugin with owner-governed source and consumer relationships.
• Automatic, confirmation, and paused answer-time memory use.
• Provenance, version chains, lifecycle states, usage auditing, optional history summarization, and selected-message snapshots.
• Profile-local schema version 4 SQLite storage, active-only FTS5 recall, v3 backup and migration, and an FTS integrity command.
• Contract, migration, security, browser-component, packaging, stock DSH mount, benchmark, and cross-platform CI coverage.
• Reproducible 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000-memory benchmarks plus an FTS doctor command.
• GitHub Actions matrices for Node 22/24 on Ubuntu, Windows, and macOS, stock DSH rc.6/rc.7 mount tests, and OIDC npm publication with provenance.

Changed

• Added a narrow client transport adapter for the published rc.6 and rc.7 commands/execute signatures.
• Applied the governance memory limit globally across visible spaces instead of once per space.
• Aligned browser and Host source/consumer batch operations at 1,000 Sessions.
• Added stable browser-test semantics, alert roles, and Session-keyed governance dialogs.
• Added a progressive-enhancement sidebar Session selector for DSH builds that publish Workspace-row leading and overlay slots.
• Applied governance mutation responses directly, added explicit creation feedback, bounded long dialog content with a scrollport, and hid successful private command rows while retaining working and error states.
• Made the CI workflow reusable as a release gate, added tag/package/changelog validation, required a trusted-publishing-capable npm CLI, and created GitHub Release notes from the matching changelog section after npm publication.

Security

• Governance and durable writes require a current direct human event and are not exposed as model tools.
• Snapshot access and append tokens are independent, hashed at rest, expiring, revocable, and use-limited atomically.
• Snapshot creation accepts only explicitly selected conversation messages.
• Stored memory remains labeled as untrusted background; the project makes no prompt-injection-prevention or secure-erasure claim.

Migration warning

Schema 3 databases are backed up and migrated transactionally. Version 4 defaults to a profile-local memory-spaces-v4.sqlite; it does not silently reuse a legacy global database. Follow Backup and recovery before manually moving old data.