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@branarakic branarakic released this 16 Jul 17:45
v10.0.7
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[10.0.7] - 2026-07-16

Rootless Knowledge Assets and production hardening for private Context Graphs. New Knowledge Assets are stored and synchronized by their canonical UAL-derived named graph without synthetic rootEntity triples; legacy V10 assets remain readable but are no longer rewritten through the legacy lifecycle. The release also completes private-CG auto-approval, late-join recovery, and scalable SWM/VM fan-out, including the fixes validated by the multi-network testnet harness. No smart-contract changes — no deployment required (no Solidity source, ABI, or deployment-registry changes since 10.0.6).

Added

  • Rootless, graph-scoped Knowledge Assets: publish, update, finalize, query, Random Sampling, and recovery now use the canonical UAL-derived graph as the asset boundary. Blank-node input is canonicalized deterministically, lifecycle metadata is stored separately, and legacy assets retain read compatibility without remaining on the new write path.
  • Private Context Graph enrollment controls: owners can opt a private Context Graph into bounded automatic approval of authenticated join requests, while requester identity, membership, privacy, and curator-local control records remain fail-closed.
  • Realistic private-CG recovery gates: local and testnet harnesses cover live receivers, mid-run and cold late joiners, unauthorized negative nodes, SWM and VM payloads, exact manifest integrity, and resource sampling across independent network paths.

Fixed

  • PCA agents can register PCA-backed Context Graphs: the agent, CLI/API, and MCP surfaces now match the deployed contract by allowing either the PCA owner or a wallet registered to that exact PCA to register a curated Context Graph. Eligible registrations consume a quota-backed deposit waiver instead of requiring a separate liquid-TRAC deposit; exact-account authorization and Context Graph NFT ownership alignment remain fail-closed.
  • Private SWM and VM late-join recovery: graph-scoped manifests, authenticated sync controls, exact-graph reads, lifecycle pointers, queued VM intent, and private access evidence survive restart and catch-up without leaking private data or accepting unverified control metadata.
  • Bounded sync makes durable progress: recovery retains verified prefixes across truncated responses, retries while progress advances, tolerates a bounded flat round, and only declares a snapshot complete after exact integrity verification.
  • Large snapshots no longer crawl one tiny page at a time: responder pages are constrained by both frame and byte budgets, requester page size adapts to the transport, and successive pages reuse a framed sync stream with a safe fallback to the prior single-request protocol.
  • Relay fan-out capacity matches large KA transfer: the default relayed-circuit byte allowance is raised from 16 MiB to 256 MiB, avoiding deterministic stream termination during realistic private-CG synchronization while preserving the circuit duration and concurrency bounds.
  • Join and discovery startup races: profile readiness gates enrollment, durable discovery metadata survives restart, false relay quarantine is avoided, and repeated connect/catch-up work remains bounded.
  • Graph-scoped publish and update safety: chain identity, ownership, access-control metadata, immutable snapshot integrity, crash recovery, and update authorization are checked before materialization or promotion.

Changed

  • Sync work is graph-addressed and backend-agnostic: scalable paths enumerate candidate UALs from bounded metadata and fetch individual named graphs with SPARQL 1.1-compatible queries, avoiding store-wide ordered/offset scans and preserving Oxigraph/Blazegraph portability.
  • Release version set: all workspace packages move together to 10.0.7, including @origintrail-official/dkg-rdf-utils.

Deployment

  • No contract changes in this release. No Solidity source, ABI, or mainnet/testnet deployment-registry files changed since 10.0.6; nodes can upgrade through the normal npm release path.

Full diff: v10.0.6...v10.0.7