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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.11.12 — 2026-05-12
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+ **Patch: items 123-126 — content-not-just-shape, exit-code discipline, diff iteration.**
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+ Pattern: previous releases shipped the right field names but with empty content (notifications array existed but every entry's metadata was null), and exit-code semantics didn't cover the gates operators actually wanted to wire.
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+ ### Bugs
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+ - **#123 jurisdiction notification entries carry obligation metadata.** Pre-0.11.12 `phases.close.jurisdiction_notifications` produced the right count of entries but each entry shape was `{ obligation_ref, recipient, draft_notification, deadline, ... }` — no `jurisdiction`, no `regulation`, no `window_hours`. The upstream `govern.jurisdiction_obligations` had the real metadata but close didn't carry it forward. Now each notification entry includes `jurisdiction`, `regulation`, `obligation_type`, `window_hours`, `clock_start_event`, `clock_started_at`, `deadline`, `notification_deadline` (alias matching compliance-team vocabulary), and `evidence_required`. Operators running `exceptd ci --block-on-jurisdiction-clock` now get notifications with the metadata they need to route to regulators and put on calendars.
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+ - **#124 `--ack` propagates into `phases.govern.operator_consent`.** Consent semantically belongs in govern (it acknowledges the jurisdiction obligations surfaced there). Pre-0.11.12 `--ack` set only `result.operator_consent` at the top level; the govern phase showed `null`. Now `phases.govern.operator_consent` is `{ acked_at, explicit: true }` when `--ack` is passed, `null` otherwise. Top-level `result.operator_consent` retained for backward compat.
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+ - **#125 ci exit-code matrix covers BLOCKED.** Pre-0.11.12 ci returned 0 for every non-detected path including blocked runs that never executed (preflight halt, mutex contention, stale threat intel, missing precondition). CI gates couldn't distinguish "ran clean" from "didn't run." Now: `0 PASS`, `2 detected/escalate`, `3 ran-but-no-evidence`, `4 BLOCKED (any ok:false)`, `1 framework error`. BLOCKED takes precedence over no-data because it's a harder gate failure. Help text updated.
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+ - **#126 attest diff iterates artifact sets correctly.** Pre-0.11.12 `total_compared` was always 0 on flat-shape submissions because the diff helper called `normalizeSubmission` with an empty playbook stub (`look.artifacts: []`), producing empty maps. Now the diff loads the real playbook from each attestation's `playbook_id` and normalizes against the actual artifact catalog; falls back to direct observation-key mapping when the playbook can't be loaded (renamed/removed). Identical submissions with N observations now correctly report `total_compared: N, unchanged_count: N`.
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+ ### Tests
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+ 5 new regression cases. 344 total. Tests assert content shape, not just field presence — every test that checks for a notification array now also asserts the entries carry non-null jurisdiction/regulation/window_hours.
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+ ### Voice note (internal)
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+ Three of the four items (#123, #124, #126) were "added the field but the field was empty." Lesson: when an operator says "field is missing," the next question to ask after "is it on the result?" is "is its content meaningful, or is it a structurally-present null?" Codified in CLAUDE.md.
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+ ## 0.11.11 — 2026-05-12
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+ **Patch: CI test-gate hotfix — emit-then-exit stdout flush.**
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+ v0.11.10 #100 used `process.exit(3)` after writing the result JSON to stdout. When stdout is piped (CI, test harnesses, JSON consumers), Node's `process.exit()` can return before the buffered async write drains — so `--json` consumers saw empty stdout despite the structured emit. Fix: switch to `process.exitCode = N; return;` so the event loop ends naturally and stdout drains.
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+ ### Bugs
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+ - **`ci` --json with exit 3 truncated output.** Tests passed locally but the GitHub Actions release workflow's test gate failed on `tests/operator-bugs.test.js:#103` ("ci output should be JSON") because the Linux runner exposed the flush race more reliably than Windows. Fixed in two places:
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+ - `cmdCi` exit 3 (no evidence + all inconclusive)
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+ - `cmdCi` exit 2 (FAIL)
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+ - `cmdRun` `--strict-preconditions` exit 1 (same shape; pre-existing latent risk)
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+ ### Tests
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+ New regression: `#100/#103 ci exit-3 path still flushes JSON to stdout` — asserts both `r.status === 3` AND `tryJson(r.stdout)` parses. This is the test that would have caught v0.11.10 before CI.
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+ ### Lesson
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+ When ending a verb with a non-zero exit AFTER writing structured stdout, prefer `process.exitCode = N; return;` over `process.exit(N)`. The former lets the event loop drain stdout; the latter can truncate. Codified in CLAUDE.md.
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+ ## 0.11.10 — 2026-05-12
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+ **Patch: items 119-122 — field-name alignment with operator expectations.**
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+ Pattern recognized across 10 v0.11.x releases: my output field names didn't match what operators were reading for. Several "broken" items were actually present-under-a-different-name. v0.11.10 adds the missing aliases + tightens ci's empty-evidence semantic.
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+ ### Bugs
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+ - **#119 `result.ack` alias.** v0.11.9 surfaced `--ack` as `result.operator_consent.explicit`. Operators reading `result.ack` (matching the flag name) saw `undefined` and concluded the flag was dropped. Now: `result.ack` is a top-level boolean mirroring the consent state. `operator_consent.explicit` retains its richer shape.
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+ - **#100 ci with no evidence exits 3.** Pre-0.11.10 `ci --required <pb>` with NO `--evidence`/`--evidence-dir` ran every playbook to inconclusive and exited 0 — operators couldn't distinguish "ran clean" from "never had real data." Now: when no evidence was supplied AND every result is inconclusive, ci exits **3** with a clear stderr warning: "ran but never had real data. Pass --evidence <file> or --evidence-dir <dir>." Exit code matrix: 0 PASS, 2 FAIL (detected/escalate), 3 NO-DATA, 1 framework error.
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+ - **#102 `total_compared` field on attest diff.** Pre-0.11.10 `unchanged_count: 0 + added: 0 + removed: 0 + changed: 0` was ambiguous ("0 unchanged of how many?"). Now both `artifact_diff` and `signal_override_diff` include `total_compared` (set size of the union of both sides' keys). Operators can distinguish "no comparison happened" (total_compared: 0) from "everything matched" (total_compared: N, unchanged_count: N).
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+ - **#104 `phases.close.jurisdiction_notifications` alias + `jurisdiction_clocks_count`.** The runner emitted `notification_actions`; operators expected `jurisdiction_notifications`. Now both names point to the same array (full list), and `jurisdiction_clocks_count` mirrors the ci-aggregate count of notifications whose clock has actually started. Compliance teams reading `phases.close.jurisdiction_notifications.length` (or filtering by `.clock_started_at != null`) get the expected shape.
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+ ### Tests
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+ 5 new cases in `tests/operator-bugs.test.js` for items 119/100/102/104. 338 total.
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+ ### Verified by direct repro before fix
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+ For every item I:
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+ 1. Ran the user's exact CLI invocation
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+ 2. Inspected the actual output shape vs the user's stated expectation
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+ 3. Identified whether the bug was missing logic OR field-name mismatch
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+ 4. Fixed both layers when the answer was "mismatch" (add alias) so subsequent operators reading by either name see the data
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+ Pattern documented in CLAUDE.md (project-side contributor guide).
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  ## 0.11.9 — 2026-05-12
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  **Patch: items 99-115 — CLI-shim audit, real fixes.**
package/bin/exceptd.js CHANGED
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  + rfc catalog + attestation-signing status.
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  --signatures | --currency | --cves | --rfcs
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- ci One-shot CI gate. Exits 2 on detected or rwep≥escalate.
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+ ci One-shot CI gate. Exit codes: 0 PASS, 2 detected/escalate,
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+ 3 ran-but-no-evidence, 4 blocked (ok:false), 1 framework error.
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  --all | --scope <type> | (auto-detect)
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  --max-rwep <n> cap below playbook default
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  --block-on-jurisdiction-clock
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  // v0.11.9 (#113/#114): surface --operator and --ack in the run result so
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  // operators see the attribution + consent state without inspecting the
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  // attestation file. Pre-0.11.9 these were persisted to disk only.
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+ // v0.11.10 (#119): add result.ack alias for consumers reading the
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+ // ack state by that name (`result.ack` is shorter + matches the CLI flag).
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  if (result && runOpts.operator) result.operator = runOpts.operator;
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- if (result && runOpts.operator_consent) result.operator_consent = runOpts.operator_consent;
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+ if (result && runOpts.operator_consent) {
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+ result.operator_consent = runOpts.operator_consent;
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+ result.ack = !!runOpts.operator_consent.explicit;
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+ } else if (result) {
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+ result.ack = false;
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+ }
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  // Persist attestation for reattest cycles when the run succeeded.
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  process.stderr.write(`[exceptd run] --strict-preconditions: ${warnIssues.length} unverified/warn precondition(s) — exit 1.\n`);
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+ // v0.11.11: exitCode + return so emit()'s stdout flushes (process.exit
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+ // can truncate buffered async stdout writes when piped).
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+ return;
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  // artifacts were present in observations.
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  artifact_diff: diffArtifacts(
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+ normalizedArtifacts(other.submission, runner, other.playbook_id)
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  signal_override_diff: diffSignalOverrides(
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+ normalizedSignalOverrides(other.submission, runner, other.playbook_id)
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+ function normalizedArtifacts(submission, runner, playbookId) {
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  if (submission.artifacts) return submission.artifacts;
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+ // v0.11.12 (#126): the prior stub playbook (look.artifacts: []) caused
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+ // normalizeSubmission to produce {}, so attest diff reported
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+ // total_compared: 0 even when both submissions held real observations.
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+ // Try to load the real playbook from the attestation's playbook_id; if
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+ // that fails (renamed/removed), fall back to treating each observation
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+ // key as its own artifact id with `{ captured: true, value: <indicator|value> }`.
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+ if (playbookId) {
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+ try {
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+ const pb = runner.loadPlaybook ? runner.loadPlaybook(playbookId) : null;
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+ if (pb) {
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+ const norm = runner.normalizeSubmission({ observations: submission.observations }, pb);
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+ if (norm && norm.artifacts && Object.keys(norm.artifacts).length > 0) return norm.artifacts;
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+ }
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+ } catch { /* fall through to direct mapping */ }
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+ }
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+ // Direct mapping: observation keys are the artifact ids by convention.
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+ const out = {};
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+ for (const [k, v] of Object.entries(submission.observations)) {
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