@devrouter/cli 0.0.63 → 0.0.65
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- package/dist/devrouter-lifecycle-worker.js +5702 -2393
- package/dist/devrouter.js +2644 -684
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/upgrade-prompts/0.0.64.md +34 -0
- package/upgrade-prompts/0.0.65.md +39 -0
package/package.json
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# Upgrade to devrouter 0.0.64
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This patch lets canonical ensure wait for healthy lifecycle work on the same
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checkout and clarifies process-inspection permission failures.
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## Task
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Install the published patch and update `.devrouter.yml` devrouter.version to
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0.0.64. No schema migration or runtime restart is required. Refresh distributed
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agent guidance through the existing repository workflow.
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## Validation
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Confirm the installed version. On an authorized runtime, invoke ensure while a
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bounded tooling command is active. Verify waiting, preserved tooling exit status
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and successful ensure after completion when the lifecycle fence stays unchanged.
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Verify the exact runtime stops with zero routes and retained data when finished.
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A waiting exec refreshes runtime proof before admission; ensure establishes its
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runtime inside the worker. Stop or another fence change cancels the waiting
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invocation. Never replay an uncertain command.
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## Limits
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Waiting is bounded to thirty minutes, with no FIFO guarantee or persistent queue.
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Permission diagnostics direct agents to a permitted host context; they do not
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repair operating-system permissions or authorize lock removal. This patch does
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not solve network exhaustion, activate capacity admission, or claim complete OOM
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protection or autonomous agent recovery.
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## Report
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Report installed version, exact checkout/provider, command outcomes, retained
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runtime/data evidence and final runtime/route state. Separate published source,
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synthetic checks and live consumer acceptance.
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# Upgrade to devrouter 0.0.65
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This feature release adds managed-workspace network capacity support: read-only
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capacity and retained-ownership diagnostics plus opt-in daemon-bound subnet
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allocation for new managed linked-workspace Compose networks.
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## Task
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Install the published release and update `.devrouter.yml` devrouter.version to
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0.0.65. No schema migration is required. Opting a repository in needs two
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operator steps: install `~/.config/devrouter/network-policy.json` naming
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private pools, exclusions and permitted prefixes for the exact Docker daemon,
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then add `managedRuntime.network` to the repository configuration. Repository
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configuration cannot select address ranges. Adding a policy changes nothing for
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existing workspaces, networks or provider registrations.
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## Validation
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Run `devrouter doctor --repo <checkout> --json` and confirm the read-only
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network capacity report. On an authorized runtime with a valid policy, start a
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new managed linked workspace and verify the ignored generated Compose overlay,
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the persisted subnet claim, exact provider destination reuse, and subnet
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retention across stop and resume. Verify failure paths retain claims and never
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delete networks, containers or workspaces. Stop the exact runtime afterwards
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## Limits
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such as OrbStack stay diagnostics-only until guest routes are qualified.
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Existing `/24` networks are never subdivided or migrated. Stopping a workspace
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or removing its worktree does not release a subnet, and cleanup remains
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report-only. Without a policy, allocation behavior is unchanged.
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## Report
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Report installed version, policy presence without its contents, diagnostic
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output, allocation outcomes with synthetic receipts, and any retained claims or
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resources. Separate published source, synthetic checks and live runtime proof.
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