Releases

Adds process-local registry overlays with hardened ownership and lifecycle semantics, presigned multipart uploads and bounded ranged cloud-storage reads, atomic command execution with strict security startup, and additional contract, resource, S3, and Windows reliability fixes. Includes AWS SDK and OpenTelemetry dependency updates.

Added format-aware WAPP artifacts and more reliable artifact lifecycle reconciliation, plus stricter security handling for process starts and terminal commands. Also fixed registry/Lua manifest propagation, command security resolution, and JSON number validation.

Added deployment source introspection, method-agnostic HTTP endpoints, explicit eval step limits, and a workbook bytes export. Also fixed runtime/security boundary handling, warm-worker memory growth, and zombie child process cleanup.

Keep established deployment locks authoritative across restarts, reconcile mutable local replacements without contacting Hub, and add rolling-safe internode relay endpoint metadata. Includes deterministic process lifecycle tests and dependency updates.

Preserve managed module provenance across live dependency and root application updates.

Correct root application dependency topology, canonical namespace linking, offline Hub restarts, and WASI readlink handling.

Improved pack and deployment handling by preserving declarative runtime profiles, binding history graphs to the deployment baseline, and making fold elections/reconciliation safer. Also folds duplicate root declarations into recorded references and fixes registry

Fix process monitoring to preserve error metadata and improve supervisor start/stop errors by naming the failing service.

Added streaming Excel row cursors and preserved app runtime config in publish packs, plus improved host updates without restarts and several reconciliation, replacement, and deployment ownership fixes.

Make dependency resolution durable and reproducible across boot, updates, rollback, and workspace development; add composable runtime configuration, module-type publishing, and Hub transport reuse.