1.6.0 — SAGE 11.17.1, and sources you can press

Mynah now carries SAGE 11.17.1.

The memory node inside the app moves up from 11.16.4 to the version the SAGE team have just shipped — a major release on their side. Nothing to install and nothing to migrate: the node travels inside Mynah, signed as part of it, and this build simply has the newer one in it.

The check that decides whether a node is fit to ship passed every gate — the version floor, the companion bootstrap it has to read, the readiness gate, the governance string, and the bundle identity. The whole test suite was then re-run against it.

The sources in a PDF are links you can press.

A model writing a references section writes the address on its own line, because that is what a citation looks like. Pandoc leaves those as plain characters unless told otherwise, so the last page of a generated report was a list of addresses to retype — while the rarer [name](url) form linked properly and had been styled blue since the day the template was written. Both work now.

The tests for this check the PDF's link annotations rather than its text, because those two come apart in exactly the way that matters: an address can be on the page, in the right colour, and still be nothing but characters.

And the update banner is green.

It was supposed to be in the last release and the tint never appeared, because the opaque surface behind the band was being painted over the top of it. The icon turned green — it was not behind that surface — and nothing else did. Fixed, and composed so the order written is the order drawn.

One note: this release's banner is drawn by the version you already have, so it will be white one more time. Green from the update after this.

1733 tests, 0 failures. Notarized and stapled.