glcdp 1.0.0

• Promoted schema 3.0.2 to the current default and primary stable import
  contract, while retaining 3.0.0 and 3.0.1 as compatible stable
  predecessors. Schema 3.0.2 is a corrective patch that requires
  datasheet_channel to contain at least one entry when present; its
  metadata-driven data import contract is unchanged. Schema 1.0.0 and 2.0.0
  remain available as barebones legacy compatibility paths.
• Declared variable types and factor levels in schema-declared order now drive
  import, including boolean true/false and 1/0 representations.
  Variable and factor-level descriptions are exposed in glc_variables(),
  and per-file encodings declared by a file group are applied to the
  corresponding files. glc_collect() rejects groups whose factor labels or
  level order differ.
• Added a scheduled and manually dispatchable live schema 3.0.2 integration
  check against the validated IZTECH package. It covers exact Explorer
  inventories, metadata resources, factor and integer imports, selection,
  download, and local reopen behavior.
• Metadata summaries now load tabular core resources such as
  participants.csv, and LightLogR standardization safely reconciles
  schema-declared source Id, Datetime, and file.name columns.
• Collection-datetime groups can now be combined across participants when
  their formats agree; the participant-specific timestamp values are no
  longer mistaken for different datetime schemas in either glc_collect() or
  the Explorer.
• Remote file metadata, full inventories, and package summaries are now cached
  for immutable revisions. Small Git blobs are inspected concurrently for LFS
  pointers, and glc_summary() counts variables directly from the normalized
  model instead of constructing the complete variable inventory.
• glc_explore() now accepts IDE-provided Shiny viewer functions through
  shiny.launch.browser. A central, accessible status banner describes
  registry, package, summary, contents, selection, and preview loading work.
  Package contents can be loaded directly from the completed summary without
  leaving that view; completion offers a direct handoff to the loaded contents,
  and failures can be retried in place.
• Explorer file groups can now be discovered by device, wearing position and
  type, modality, role, data state, contained source variables, and semantic
  terms in both Package contents and Select & hand off. These field filters
  narrow participant-specific repeated groups before exact group selection.
  The complete filtered result, rather than only its current page, can be
  transferred from Package contents into a preseeded handoff.
• Numeric participant characteristics use inclusive range sliders. The
  metadata hierarchy loads complete records incrementally, keeps table paging
  independent, labels participant-characteristic records with participant and
  characteristic names, and presents singular flat child objects inline
  without hiding genuinely repeatable record collections. Repeated leaf
  fields, such as study-group inclusion, exclusion, and dataset lists, are
  folded with record counts; compact label/value grids remove the former wide
  spacing. Dense records show an in-place loading message and progress
  indicator while their values render. Metadata results are no longer
  truncated after 500 values.
• Large Explorer inventories now remain responsive by paging File groups,
  Variables, and included handoff groups at 100 rows, abbreviating long
  selection-summary lists, deferring metadata hierarchy indexing until its
  view is opened, and serving large selectize choice sets from the Shiny
  session. A page-level busy pulse and output spinners provide immediate
  feedback during remaining reactive work.
• Package contents now opens in the order Metadata, Datasets, Variables, and
  File groups. Metadata field labels stay on one aligned line, record nodes use
  a domain-neutral icon, and discovery sidebars omit the redundant Filters
  heading. File-group compatibility is summarized by a compact green or orange
  action above the filters; incompatible selections open focused refinement
  guidance instead of occupying the result card. The completed package-summary
  action opens Package contents directly on Metadata.
• Explorer handoffs can now filter on schema semantic terms as well as source
  variable names. Variable filters automatically retain a collectable subset
  of file groups and report included and excluded counts instead of emitting
  one incompatibility error for every excluded group. The former Recommended
  action is now Primary, reflecting schema-declared primary variables and
  falling back to all variables when none are declared.
• Select & hand off now starts with an explicit package-and-metadata or
  measurement-data choice. Metadata-only scripts pin the validated revision,
  download selected core resources, and load no measurement files. Data
  handoffs now use one full-width, seven-step wizard whose visible tabs cover
  package/metadata, file groups/datasets, participants/devices,
  variables/terms/rows, review, preview, and R export. Each step separates
  controls from a stable information column, fills the available window
  height, and uses equal-width Back/Continue navigation. Large dataset and
  exact-group selections scroll inside bounded inputs instead of stretching
  the card. Downstream filters temporarily narrow rather than erase the
  dataset and exact-file-group baseline selected in Step 2. Preview reads two
  files by default, with independent file and row limits, while an optional
  maximum rows per file is retained in the exported glc_read() call.
  Review now presents its selection and included-group tables as an accordion,
  with the selection open initially. Preview results sit directly below their
  build action, export scripts sit directly below their download action, and
  step content scrolls independently so Back/Continue controls remain visible.
  Generated data scripts clean up their temporary handoff settings, leaving
  only local_package and glc_data.

glcdp 0.9.3

• Added extract_metadata() and add_metadata() to select requested metadata by imported-data identifiers and optionally join it onto every observation. Their default file_group_id link traverses from each file group to its dataset, participant, study, and device; dataset-level extraction remains available with by = "Id". Extracted summaries retain the input dataset's grouping and grouping columns.

• LightLogR-standardized glc_collect() output now exposes file_group_id and rejects contradictory group relationships or multiple device links within a dataset.

• Added glc_explore(), a Shiny application for browsing the registry, inspecting package contents and hierarchical metadata, filtering datasets, file groups, participants, devices, and variables, previewing selections, and exporting annotated reproducible R scripts.

• Added a documented Posit Connect deployment entry point and dependency manifest workflow.

glcdp 0.9.1

• Corrected the package logo, removed its exterior background for transparent display, and refreshed the pkgdown logo and favicon assets.

v0.9.0

initial release