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PiClaw v2.6.13 — High Anxiety

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@piclaw-bot piclaw-bot released this 21 Jun 09:41

PiClaw v2.6.13 — "High Anxiety"

A small cleanup and UI breathing-room patch: stale Earendil compatibility scaffolding goes away, the shared stack moves to 0.79.9, and the timeline menu is no longer quite so committed to living like a letterbox.

Fixes

  • Removed the stale Earendil compatibility shim, because keeping dead adapter layers around “just in case” is how codebases develop haunted crawlspaces.
  • Scoped model handling now relies on the current upstream types and behaviour instead of propping up yesterday’s API furniture with local cardboard.
  • The timeline menu height cap was relaxed so the menu can show more of itself before deciding that scrolling is the only language it knows.

Under the hood

  • Earendil packages were bumped to 0.79.9, keeping the shared runtime stack current and making the compatibility shim removal official rather than aspirational.
  • Scoped-model regression tests were added around the updated Earendil integration, because deleting compatibility code without tests is just tidying with a blindfold.
  • Timeline menu dropdown coverage was added for the relaxed height behaviour, ensuring the menu does not quietly return to its previous shoebox lifestyle.
  • Classic and visual web CSS/bundles were rebuilt for the layout update.

Known issues

  • Menus can now breathe a little more, but they are still menus, not architectural atria.
  • Removing stale compatibility code is healthy; it may still make anyone who remembers why it existed twitch slightly.

Upgrade

  • Upgrade normally; no migration step is required.
  • If the timeline menu feels less vertically claustrophobic and nothing complains about the missing shim, that is the entire point.