@praxisui/dynamic-form 9.0.0-beta.20 → 9.0.0-beta.22

package/docs/dynamic-form-visual-builder-parity-audit.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ more than the implementation can safely support.
 | `surface.open` command payload is visually authorable | Dynamic Form command rules now reuse the canonical `SurfaceOpenActionEditorComponent` | Yes for structured `payload`; `payloadExpr` remains advanced | Focused config-editor spec plus Playwright save/reopen flow | Safe for structured payload | Keep `payloadExpr` as advanced JSON-only; common target coverage includes `praxis-dynamic-form`, `praxis-table` and `praxis-crud`. |
 | `payloadExpr` is missing from UI | JSON contract supports it | Runtime-supported and preserved through advanced JSON | Focused config-editor specs cover preserve-without-payload and replace-when-structured-payload-is-authored | Advanced JSON-only | Treat as deliberate escape hatch unless product decision promotes it to structured UI. |
 | Multiple command effects are authorable | Contract shape is array-based | Primary effect is visually editable; secondary effects are preserved when editing the primary effect | Focused config-editor spec | Not fully LLM-safe for visual authoring | Keep secondary effects JSON-authored until a multi-effect UI is designed. |
-| Visual Builder README npm reflects local source | Published npm can lag local README and search metadata can be stale | npm search and `npm view` show canonical packages published as `9.0.0-beta.9`; local package manifests were aligned to `9.0.0-beta.9` | `validate:npm-registry -- --published`, `validate:npm-search-surface`, `validate:npm-docs`, `validate:package-peers` and `audit:npm-packages` pass | Safe for version parity; search-detail warnings remain | Verify npm package-detail links/keywords and decide the legacy `@praxisui/specification*` package policy before final public docs sign-off. |
+| Visual Builder README npm reflects local source | Published npm can lag local README and search metadata can be stale | npm search and `npm view` show canonical packages published as `9.0.0-beta.20`; retired `@praxisui/specification*` packages are tracked as known retired packages | `release:postflight:npm`, `validate:npm-search-surface`, `validate:npm-docs`, `validate:package-peers` and `audit:npm-packages` pass for the canonical inventory | Safe for version parity; retired npm packages remain visible externally until npm deprecation is executed by an authenticated owner | Keep `@praxisui/specification*` out of active docs, configs and release inventory. |
 
 ## Technical Matrix A: `formRules`
 
@@ -189,9 +189,9 @@ runtime/editor gaps that unit specs did not expose:
    explicit.
 9. Validate npm publication and landing links after GitHub Actions publishes a
    new package version. Completed for version parity after aligning local
-   package manifests to the published `9.0.0-beta.9`; remaining work is package
-   detail link/keyword verification and legacy `@praxisui/specification*`
-   policy.
+   package manifests to the published `9.0.0-beta.20`; legacy
+   `@praxisui/specification*` packages are retired known packages, not active
+   release inventory.
 
 ## NPM Publication Check
 
@@ -222,14 +222,13 @@ Resolved:
 - `validate:package-peers`, `validate:npm-docs` and `audit:npm-packages` pass
   for the aligned package metadata.
 
-Observed remaining warnings:
+Retired package policy:
 
-- npm search metadata still needs package-detail link and keyword verification
-  before final release sign-off.
-- npm search also reports legacy unexpected packages
-  `@praxisui/specification` and `@praxisui/specification-core` at
-  `1.0.0-beta.28`; decide whether to deprecate them or bring them into the
-  canonical release inventory.
+- npm search can still report `@praxisui/specification` and
+  `@praxisui/specification-core` at `1.0.0-beta.28`.
+- They are tracked as known retired packages and must stay out of active docs,
+  workspace paths, test libs and release inventory.
+- External npm deprecation still requires an authenticated package owner.
 
 ## Validation Plan