v0.3.2 — Preserve opponent draft identities
Pre-release
ESPN can return a drafted opponent's identity with no season projection. Version 0.3.1 excluded that player, then stopped when the pick appeared in draft history.
Version 0.3.2 retains the verified opponent identity and counts its roster position. It preserves the unknown projection as null. The player cannot enter recommendations or projected-value calculations. Available players and the selected team's players still require season projections.
The manager's capability response now links to the versioned compatibility report. It no longer presents a single pending label for several distinct live acceptance results.
Verified locally: 628 tests passed across the standard suite and 17 isolated Chrome cases. Two local cases needed PostgreSQL configuration or Windows symlink permission. Release publication also requires seven passing CI jobs for the exact source commit, including PostgreSQL and browser integration.
The fifth live trial used unchanged installed v0.3.1 execution methods with a private orchestration launcher. It recorded 13 manager-confirmed picks, two direct host-browser picks, and one unattributed selection. All 160 platform selections were captured; all 132 previously stored selections matched. The corrected v0.3.2 wheel has not completed another live draft.
Read the fifth draft evidence, compatibility report, and validation record.
The release includes the Python wheel, source archive, Codex plugin ZIP, plugin file manifest, and checksums. Install the Python package separately from the plugin. Live waivers, drops, trades, and automatic week rollover remain planned. Official Codex marketplace inclusion is not verified.
Later five-team acceptance passed after ten complete server cycles. All five explicit Week 1 contexts had fresh data, verified locks, current complete lineup calculations, and no unresolved claims or new lineup authorizations. The archive contained all 10,166 events through five recorded cutoffs. Eight backup files passed size and hash checks; five SQLite integrity checks and the PostgreSQL catalog check passed. No new PostgreSQL restore was performed.
The five-team server report records these checks and the separate host-recovery import. The documentation CI run verifies the evidence commit. Live server lineup submission and full-season outcomes remain unverified. This evidence update preserves the published tag and all five assets.