Eqiora 0.1.0a2

Eqiora 0.1.0a2 is the second public alpha of Eqiora, an open-source, meaning-first engineering modeling and simulation system.

Install from PyPI:

python -m pip install "eqiora==0.1.0a2"

Highlights

• Adds exact locked-package compilation and structural conformance paths.
• Adds bounded prescribed dynamic-solid and subprocess-provider execution paths.
• Adds common Result/Trajectory adapters for the accepted structural, fluid, and fixed-mesh FSI slices.
• Adds optional Matplotlib presentation for accepted results.
• Resets the pre-1.0 Model artifact epoch to the current unversioned Model/Transaction contract and eqiora.control/v2; old Model/Transaction bytes and control-v1 requests reject without automatic migration.

See the changelog for the complete compatibility-relevant list.

Release identity

• Source commit: 7090294f2b1b3ec752b0ff8a97103e22a7e46161
• Annotated tag: v0.1.0a2
• Python candidate manifest SHA-256: b4cad769d04298648b9c5ad34c5f41be94593b741d653a031a5a8d6b94696058
• Candidate workflow: run 32582564789
• Published distributions: PyPI eqiora 0.1.0a2

Production PyPI contains the exact sdist and wheel bytes accepted through the candidate manifest and TestPyPI replay; no production rebuild was performed.

Supported Python distribution

• Ordinary-GIL CPython 3.11, 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14
• Linux x86-64, manylinux_2_17 / manylinux2014
• Base modeling/run, NumPy arrays, async/cancellation, and the bounded optional framework and Notebook profiles recorded by the candidate

Every published artifact was clean-installed outside the source checkout. Exact claims and nonclaims remain indexed by the capability matrix and registered evidence.

Alpha boundaries

This release does not claim macOS or Windows wheels, free-threaded CPython, abi3, GPU wheels, bundled MPI, reproducible-build certification, a complete engineering product, safety certification, or a post-1.0 compatibility lifetime.

Security reports should use GitHub private vulnerability reporting.