@neocompose/cli 0.43.0 → 0.44.0
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# Changelog
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## [0.44.0] - 2026-09-03
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### Added
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- `neo doctor --fix` deletes the rows the document audit's
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`unprojected-value-row` findings name: base value rows no emitted file
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projects and no other record names, which `neo status` reads as CLI-managed
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loose state and never reports. It lists every orphan root with the number of
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rows it owns, confirms, then deletes them under two staleness guards: the CAS
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base the last pull recorded for each row, and the version head each
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transaction expects from the one before it, starting from the head that pull
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left. A project that moved on since the pull therefore fails the commit
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instead of deleting a row that has since gained an owner, and a workspace
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with no recorded head is refused rather than written blind. Sweeps larger
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than one transaction go up in batches sized from the shared cost model.
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`--yes` answers the confirmation for scripted runs; `--fix` has no `--json`
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form.
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### Fixed
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- `neo pull` marked a conflicted record in only the one file the emission
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attributes it to, so a conflict on a member declared by more than one class
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(system world-layer members such as `Name`) left the sibling declarations
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unmarked. Resolving the marked file alone then left the declarations
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disagreeing and the next command refused the workspace. Markers now go in
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every file that declares the record, and `neo resolve` treats those files as
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one conflict: it settles them together and refuses a record whose
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declarations are only partly resolved.
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## [0.43.1] - 2026-09-03
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- Use one project-file assignment validator for local and trusted preparation,
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and remove the obsolete test-only single-level migration target resolver.
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## [0.43.0] - 2026-09-02
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