v0.7.0 Release Notes
Source Preparation Boundary
This document records the immutable 0.7.0 source-preparation candidate for
the user-authorized GA path. At candidate creation, it does not assert a
published npm package, Git tag, GitHub release, registry channel, latest
movement, stable completion, or Finish authority. Live lifecycle facts belong
only in governed registry and audit records after independently approved
actions.
Included Source Controls
- Package metadata is prepared as strict stable SemVer
0.7.0. - The existing release policy allows this version only through
latestwith
explicitga-approved; stable versions remain invalid forstagingand
next. - GitHub Release creation remains manual-only and requires an existing
protected-main stable tag. Tag pushes do not create releases. - Local/caller-provided staged-package evidence remains
artifact-provenance-unavailable; the read-only online provenance verifier
and Finish/closure authority behavior are unchanged.
Independent Evidence Still Required
The no-input production-integrity audit derives latest for strict stable
SemVer, but its staged provenance command remains intentionally blocked for
that channel. After the actual approved stable lifecycle, the separately
defined stable-promotion completion gate must retain a durable protected
approval record together with exact registry, source, tag, tarball,
provenance, and installed-package evidence. This candidate does not create,
infer, or accept that record.
Mutation Boundary
This source candidate does not publish, tag, release, dispatch workflows, move
a dist-tag, call npm mutation commands, or change Finish/closure authority.
Automation Metadata
- Source release notes:
docs/current/release/v0.7.0-release-notes.md - Package version:
0.7.0 - Tag:
v0.7.0 - Intended npm dist-tag:
latest - Acceptance results index:
docs/current/acceptance-results/README.md
Claim Boundaries
This GitHub release body is generated from the repository release notes. It does
not add token-saving, provider-token-saving, product-efficacy,
navigation-benefit, app-quality, full-TDD/test-sufficiency, CodeGraph/LSP
default/effectiveness, broad reliability, closure guarantee, Codex support,
code-nav replacement, or automatic downgrade/removal claims.