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v0.8.0
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Learn about vigilant mode.

Added

  • Dsk sources shows the notices FRED and the Census Bureau ask for, and the README names each source's attribution terms
  • Dsk help environment wraps each variable's meaning on a terminal
  • Dsk sources sizes its columns to their content and wraps its notes on a terminal
  • Dsk doctor wraps long details under their column on a terminal
  • Dsk inspect fits the terminal: wrapped fields, a file count and total size, and each file's link under its name
  • Dsk completion on a terminal says where to save the script instead of printing it
  • The cache budget reads as 30 MB and DATASEEK_CACHE_MAX_MB sets another
  • The bare overview has Search, Upkeep and Shell headings, the same command lines as -h, bench under Upkeep, and points at both -h and --help
  • Dsk man opens the page in man on a terminal, and drops out of the help it does not belong in
  • Result descriptions on a terminal are cut between 40 and 80 columns, so wide terminals read as prose

Changed

  • Dsk sources writes its table and builds its notes in separate steps
  • The hidden --jq flag is gone, so completions stop offering it; pipe --json into jq

Docs

  • The supply-chain gates move to reference/supply-chain.md so they no longer share a name with the security policy
  • The security policy leaves supported versions open, and the README names SECURITY.md
  • A security policy, a contributing guide and a pull request template, linked from the README
  • The README installs from crates.io, cargo-binstall and uv, and runs once through crgx or uvx
  • The terms table gives each source's registry effect as it stands
  • The ADR index holds decisions and the watch list
  • Dataseek is licensed under MIT or Apache-2.0
  • The README says why dataseek exists, shows a real search, and covers the man page, completions and opt-in sources over MCP
  • The README shows the CI status and the latest release
  • The README installs straight from GitHub and its example comments match what the commands do
  • The README opens with a banner of every source dataseek searches
  • The 0.7.0 changelog lists every change that shipped

Fixed

  • A source's error text can no longer carry escape sequences to the terminal
  • A source that keeps answering 429 rests for 10 minutes instead of being asked again on every search
  • The User-Agent names the repository next to the contact address
  • Dsk man writes the page it opens to a temporary file with a random name only its user can read
  • The man page describes every option and closes with EXAMPLES, EXIT STATUS and REPORTING BUGS
  • Flags with a fixed set of values name them in their help once, as in "Colorize output (auto, always, or never)"
  • The searching line counts only the sources that will be asked and says how many need a key
  • Search result facts are separated by a single-spaced bar
  • Status lines say 1 source, 1 result and "was still downloading its catalog" instead of plurals

Other

  • A PyPI wheel carries dataseek and dsk, and each GitHub release publishes the wheels through trusted publishing
  • The crate is ready for crates.io, packaging only what building needs, and its build script settles without a git checkout
  • Merge commits stay out of the changelog
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