Devrouter 0.0.53
Upgrade to devrouter 0.0.53
Managed process adapters can prepare dependencies synchronously before launching
the background application. Exact managed Devsy stop can finish retained service
shutdown after the primary has stopped.
Task
- Install the published CLI with
npm install -g @devrouter/cli@0.0.53and
verifydevrouter-process --helpadvertises--prepare-command. - Bump
devrouter.versionin the consumer.devrouter.ymlto0.0.53when
updating that repository's release pin. No schema migration is required. - If dependency preparation currently consumes application readiness time,
adapt the repository-owned managed adapter to call
devrouter-process ensure --prepare-command <command>before its application
command. Keep preparation in the foreground; do not daemonize or detach.
Unchanged owned processes skip preparation. Explicit fingerprints remain
caller-owned and must encode any required preparation identity. - For an approved retained-runtime recovery, preserve required Compose
interpolation settings and usedevrouter stop <checkout>. A stopped primary
is not sufficient shutdown evidence: require every project container stopped
and zero checkout routes before guardedensure --repair.
Validation
Verify installed/configured versions with devrouter -V --repo <checkout>.
Check preparation failure/cancellation, warm reuse, application readiness and
exact shutdown for the affected consumer. Preparation must finish before its
readiness deadline begins.
Stop validates ownership, configuration and complete container membership on
every mutation boundary. Changed, missing or unreadable evidence blocks cleanup.
An original provider failure is still reported after successful residual service
cleanup; inspect fresh state before choosing another operation. No containers,
volumes or runtime data are deleted. Repair retains its unchanged-configuration
guard and never creates missing resources or invokes provider bootstrap.
Report
Report installed/configured versions, exact checkout and retained profile,
preparation and readiness outcomes, all-container shutdown proof, route count,
and remaining blockers. Installing the package alone is not live recovery proof.