v1.1.0

Polder Drift now works with any design system — including your in-house one. Point library_paths at a checkout of your DS repo (source-only monorepo workspaces work too), and generate the look-alike detection data straight from your DS's own source:

npx @usepolder/drift profile   # writes .polder.profile.yml — review, prune, commit

Also in this release: PRs with 100+ changed files are now fully analysed, the CLI honours .polderignore and shows each finding's suppression id, every finding carries its source line, and scans are ~3× faster. All backward compatible — existing configs, suppression files, and @v1 workflows keep working unchanged.

What's Changed

• docs: add fetch-depth: 0 to the recommended workflow by @jongjesse in #9
• Five improvements: pagination, CLI suppression parity, detection profiles, finding lines, single parse by @jongjesse in #10
• Any design system: resolve exports from DS repos + auto-generate detection profiles by @jongjesse in #11

Full Changelog: v1...v1.1.0

v1.0.0

What's Changed

• fix: review findings — shallow-checkout false-new (#8) + hardening by @jongjesse in #2
• test: re-home Carbon/MUI integration tests (vendored fixtures + DS devDeps) by @jongjesse in #3
• chore: repo polish (CodeRabbit config, CONTRIBUTING, badges) by @jongjesse in #1
• Fix glob translation: leading/embedded **/ matches zero or more dirs by @jongjesse in #4
• Fix unit-inconsistent adoption metric: count drifted components, not findings by @jongjesse in #5
• fix: surface comment-post failures instead of swallowing them by @jongjesse in #6
• chore: prep v1 for GitHub Marketplace publish by @jongjesse in #8
• fix: paginate GitHub issue-comment lookup to avoid duplicate comments by @jongjesse in #7

New Contributors

• @jongjesse made their first contribution in #2

Full Changelog: https://github.com/usepolder/drift/commits/v1.0.0