v0.1.30 Release Notes

Highlights

Added fork-safe delivery workflows that preserve source repository identity
while keeping pushes, reviews, and merge targets explicit.
Expanded the Inspector with normalized GitHub and GitLab review state,
approval requirements, pipelines, jobs, and actionable failure context.
Added assisted recovery for Git and pipeline failures, plus a configurable
Delivery Gate that derives whether work is blocked, needs attention, is ready,
or has been delivered.
Brought live agent activity and delivery context into the workspace rail.

Workspaces now retain source and target repository metadata instead of
assuming that every branch should be delivered through the default remote.
Push and change-request actions resolve the intended remote, repository,
branch, provider, and authenticated forge account before making changes.
GitHub pull requests and GitLab merge requests share normalized review data
while preserving provider-specific concepts and links.

The Inspector now surfaces reviewers, pending approvals, review decisions,
pipeline status, jobs, and failure details for GitHub and GitLab.
Delivery failures capture a structured snapshot and are classified into
actionable categories such as authentication, permissions, branch conflicts,
protected branches, and failing checks.
Recovery guidance offers safe retry or follow-up actions based on the current
failure instead of leaving raw Git or provider errors without context.

Delivery Status combines local changes, commits, review state, approvals,
conflicts, and pipeline health into a single derived state.
Repositories can define delivery policies for required approvals, clean
pipelines, resolved discussions, and other merge-readiness expectations.
The workspace rail reuses this delivery context to show compact progress,
elapsed activity time, recent completion state, and PR or MR readiness.
Rail metadata refreshes at a lower background cadence than the active
Inspector to keep provider and Git activity predictable across many visible
workspaces.

Added Claude Opus 5 to the Claude Code model catalog and migrated legacy Opus
aliases to the current model identifier.
Added an opt-in authenticated smoke harness for validating GitHub and GitLab
delivery flows against real repositories without running in the default test
suite.
Added regression coverage for review normalization, failure classification,
recovery actions, delivery policies, workspace activity timestamps, rail
recaps, and model resolution.

Run desktop type checks: yarn workspace @dcc/desktop typecheck
Run the complete desktop test suite: yarn workspace @dcc/desktop test
Build the desktop application: yarn workspace @dcc/desktop build
Run the Rust workspace tests: cargo test --workspace
Check the Tauri crate: cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml
Confirm release metadata is 0.1.30 in package.json,
sidecar/package.json, sidecar/src/index.mjs, src-tauri/Cargo.toml, and
src-tauri/tauri.conf.json.