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v3.10.0 - Copilot 3.10.0
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Centralize native comment verification coordination in a versioned Copilot reusable workflow, keeping repository and generated callbacks compact while preserving same-job setup, native timeouts, exact workflow/Action version binding and cleanup. Preserve reviewed runner placement during upgrade, block unsupported custom bootstrap migration, and document Actions runner 2.336.0+ and reusable-workflow policy requirements (#662, #663).
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Prepare repository verification dependencies with a native, repository-owned composite action. Execute the reviewed trusted-main snapshot before candidate verification, with isolated credentials and native post-step cleanup (#647, #652).
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Generate
.github/actions/copilot-verification-setup/action.ymlonly when absent, preserve existing consumer actions and their auxiliary files, and expose opt-inVERIFICATION_SETUPactivation in the shared web/terminal assistant. Include the starter in npm and document staged upgrades and rollback (#656, #657). -
Improve unsupported stored-configuration recovery, actionable SDD ownership diagnostics, companion SDD case/acceptance consistency, and Bugbot finding mutation and duplicate reconciliation diagnostics (#635, #636, #646, #653, #655; PRs #642, #650, #651, #654, #658).
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Forward live merge-queue attestations through release/hotfix publication, stabilize hosted Windows permission-journal coverage, and keep bounded RepoWise analysis available on demand (#577, #637, #639, #643, #644; PRs #638, #640, #641, #645, #649).
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Reject mutually incompatible proposed SDD file paths and distinguish literal configuration-marker mentions from real stored state, preserving existing supported records and human description text (release review #660).
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Restrict native verification request cleanup to requests created by the validated invocation; clarify the consumer hook versus Copilot coordinator scope (release review #664).
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Retain provider-based Cursor key minimization at the reusable workflow boundary and align the historical hook decision with the accepted central coordinator (release review #666).