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# Build-pack changelog
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## DevRunbook 0.1.0-rc.1 — 2026-07-27
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- Delivered the complete self-hosted modular monolith: local authentication,
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workspace authorization, 28 built-in playbooks, searchable library,
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repository profiles, deterministic composer, immutable runs and all export
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formats.
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- Added bounded read-only Gitea discovery/snapshots with encrypted tokens and
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explicit degraded operation when the forge is unavailable.
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- Added Prompt Lab authoring, validation, review, evaluation, immutable
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publication and package import/export.
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- Added personal collections, session revocation, single-use invitations,
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password-confirmed personal-data operations, operations/audit console and
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reference-aware artifact retention.
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- Added nine forward migrations, migration preflight, safe backup/empty-target
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restore tooling, Unraid deployment assets and operator documentation.
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- Qualified 10,000-version search/detail performance, a clean-room install,
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backup/restore, production browser flows and final runtime/security scans.
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- Runtime web and worker images no longer contain npm, Corepack or Yarn.
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- Completed post-audit accessibility qualification with Axe coverage of six
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critical authenticated surfaces in desktop and narrow viewports, one-main
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landmarks, keyboard/touch targets, 200% reflow and reduced motion.
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- Added an operator system overview with app/schema versions, database and
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artifact sizes, disk headroom, failed jobs, last Gitea sync and explicit
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observed-backup evidence; raw identifiers remain under technical details.
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- Hardened Compose with read-only application roots, dropped capabilities,
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PID/memory limits and bounded tmpfs; added HSTS and removed framework
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disclosure.
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- Corrected readiness and upgrade preflight for the ninth migration and proved
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restart persistence plus isolated PostgreSQL dump/restore.
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Known limitations: Gitea is read-only; product telemetry and arbitrary command
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execution are disabled; operational log rotation is owned by the Docker logging
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layer; audit pruning is manual; release evidence covers `linux/amd64`.
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## 1.2.0 — 2026-07-27
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- Added `START_HERE_CODEX.md` with an exact operator workflow for the Codex app, CLI and IDE extension.
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- Added `CODEX_EXECUTION_PROTOCOL.md` governing the lead thread, subagents, worktrees, browser verification, progress evidence and resume behavior.
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- Added a current Codex-native workflow reference covering layered AGENTS.md guidance, skills/plugins, MCP, subagents, worktrees, browser use, automations and web research.
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- Added an executable offline reference composer and 28 byte-stable golden rendered prompt fixtures.
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- Added a schema and manifest for golden prompt fixtures and extended build-pack validation to verify them.
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- Added an exact bootstrap repository contract, root commands and first vertical-slice architectural proof.
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- Added a schema-validated, pre-populated 68-requirement final release evidence matrix.
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- Selected Better Auth as the preferred self-hosted authentication implementation, subject to Milestone 0 compatibility verification.
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- Strengthened the master prompt, milestone gates, state baseline and pack review for a lower-ambiguity autonomous implementation start.
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## 1.1.0
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- Closed the gap between the 72-item roadmap catalog and runtime content by adding 28 publishable P0 packages.
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- Added exact condition, package-file, capability and digest contracts.
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- Expanded the domain, API, identity, configuration and first-run specifications.
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- Added reference SQL, canonical examples and requirements traceability.
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- Hardened the offline validator and packaging checks.
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- Clarified that P1/P2 entries are authored backlog, not falsely validated playbooks.
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## 1.0.0
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- Initial DevRunbook product and implementation specification.
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- Added six normative example packages and 72 catalog concepts.
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