@codedology/code-forge 0.13.0 → 0.14.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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+## [0.14.1] — 2026-10-15
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+### Changed
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+- `upgrade` starts with an ASCII logo and package version, followed by the version change, install lines and release-note summary; `--plain` prints only the install lines, and install records now track their linked package version (B129)
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+- README: a new-user guide replaces per-version history, which lives only in this CHANGELOG; releases update only the optional `Latest:` line and no longer require a next-release README anchor (B130).
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+- Tests: the claim fixture in `test/worker/claim.test.mjs` publishes its completion counts with a temp file and rename, so a Linux inotify wake never reads an empty file as 0, and its failure messages print the sessions, rows and claim file; `test/no-leak-final.test.mjs` uses `--experimental-test-isolation=none`, which Node 22 and 24 both accept (B128)
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+## [0.14.0] — 2026-10-15
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+### Changed
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+- `review-file --wait-block`: when the current content's ticket is done with a result that never counted (`stale`, `unavailable`, round-1 `split_required`), the join drops that done marker with the `--fresh` claim and the worker reviews the content once; one drop per ticket at most, kept on disk; a counted result is never dropped (B125)
+- `block waive --yes`: a warning or nit finding can be waived without a terminal when the reason cites evidence (path:line, a test file, or an acceptance clause) and a fresh L3 judge agrees; one signed `review.waived {by: agent}` row with the verdict; refusals `waive-yes-critical`, `waive-yes-no-evidence`, `waive-yes-disagreed`; `block close` lists agent waivers and `--json` adds `agent_waivers`; `block reopen` stays human-only (B124a)
+- `block accept-hit <id> --run --rule --line --transcript --reason`: human-only; refuses `accept-hit-no-such-hit` before any prompt; writes a signed `rule_break.accepted {block, rule, line, line_sha256, reason, by: human}` row; `block close` drops a transcript hit only on the same rule and the sha256 of that line, prints each accepted hit, and `--json` adds `accepted_hits`; the verb is on the coder forbidden list (B127)
+- `block unwaive <id> <finding> --run --file --reason`: human-only; refuses `unwaive-no-agent-waiver` before any prompt; a signed `review.unwaived` row cancels the earlier agent waivers of that finding at the gate and the review-file pre-check; `code-forge report` gets a 15th section `agent_waivers`; new key `review.agent_waivers.require_ack` (frozen at run start): `block close` refuses `agent-waivers-not-acked` until a human `block ack-waivers <id> --run` row matches the current agent waivers (`ack-waivers-none` when there are none); both verbs are on the coder forbidden list (B124b)
+- `block reopen <id> --file --reason --yes`: agent reopen; refuses `reopen-yes-no-evidence` without cited evidence, `reopen-yes-disagreed` when a fresh judge disagrees, and `reopen-yes-limit` after one agent reopen per block and file in a run; the row is `by: agent`; an agreed, verified agent reopen supersedes the review cap like a human reopen; `block close --json` lists `agent_reopens` (B124c)
+- Docs: the README command table lists `--yes` on `block waive` and `block reopen` and adds `block accept-hit`, `block unwaive` and `block ack-waivers`; `docs/getting-started.md` and `skill/references/review.md` no longer say reopen has no `--yes`
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 ## [0.13.0] — 2026-10-14
 
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