v4.1.3

v4.1.3

June 2, 2026 · GitHub ↗

A telemetry-reachability release. Two fixes, both about getting at telemetry from outside the C++ runtime: C++ consumers can reach it through the umbrella header again, and the configure_port control is finally callable from the C ABI and Java. No runtime or scheduler API changes.

Fixed

• gempba::telemetry::* is reachable through <gempba/gempba.hpp> again. The umbrella header didn't surface telemetry, so consumer code that included only <gempba/gempba.hpp> failed to compile gempba::telemetry::enable() with no member named 'telemetry' in namespace 'gempba' — and IDEs "fixed" it by inserting a deep, machine-specific include into the telemetry subheader. The umbrella now includes it, so the full public telemetry surface compiles from the one header consumers already use (#314)

Added

• configure_port across the bindings. The telemetry kill switch (enable / disable / is_enabled) was already mirrored in the C ABI, JNI, and Java, but configure_port — the call that moves the telemetry TCP port off the default 127.0.0.1:9000 — had been left behind. It is now exposed as gempba_telemetry_configure_port (C ABI) and GemPBA.configureTelemetryPort(int) (Java, both flavors, with a 0..65535 range check). As in C++, call it before the first create_*: the hub captures the port once, when it installs (#315)