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Release prep for 0.6.10: version bump, the 81 changelog.d fragments folded into the 0.6.10 CHANGELOG section with a hand-written summary, the README answers column and release paragraph, "Latest: 0.6.10", and the counts snapshot refresh. Base: main e4432b4 (#569).
Answers (release-progression harness, same commands and grader as the published README columns, dev build of e4432b4; in-sample questions, so progress between releases, not held-out performance):
Set
0.6.9 complete
0.6.10 complete / partial / none
Everyday (163)
129
131 / 27 / 5
Multi-file (39)
12
19 / 19 / 1
Large repositories (56)
23
30 / 25 / 1
No everyday answer states something wrong (checked in source).
Grader drift: today's grader reads koa-01, nunjucks-01 and mdbook-01 as none in both 0.6.9 and 0.6.10 on unchanged answers. The owner chose to keep the published 0.6.5–0.6.9 columns and keep those three rows partial in 0.6.10; the README footnote gives the as-graded-today alternative (0.6.9 129/28/6, 0.6.10 131/24/8). hono-17 and textual-09 go complete → none; the footnote says why.
Answers are larger: everyday bytes +22 % (2.37 MB vs 1.95 MB) for +10 required items; bytes per complete answer 15.1 → 18.1 KB. Stated plainly in the CHANGELOG summary.
Speed and memory are stated as percent changes, each from its own PR's measurement (#542, #554, #497, #556, #505, #553); absolute numbers come with the 0.7.0 table from one other machine.
release.yml (own commit): the GitHub release body is now the CHANGELOG summary (up to <!-- release-notes-end -->) plus a link to the full section at the tag. The 0.6.10 section is 176,921 B, over GitHub's 125,000-character release-body cap; the simulated body is 6,178 B. The owner chose this over truncating.
Gates run locally on the release build: versioncheck, changelogfragcheck, gatecountcheck, limitstablecheck, docscommandscheck, showcasecapturecheck, releaseinstallcheck. The rest of the suite runs in CI (workflow_dispatch).
Published release notes now show the hand-written summary and link to the full changelog when the release section includes a summary marker; otherwise, the full section is shown.
Documentation
Updated version references, release details, evaluation results, and published counts for tests and configuration limits.
…d release notes)
Version bump (CMakeLists.txt, README Windows snippet), 81 changelog.d fragments folded by
scripts/changelog_assemble.py into [0.6.10], a hand-written summary ending at the
release-notes-end marker, the 0.6.10 answers column and release paragraph, Latest line,
and docs/counts_snapshot.py refresh. No logic changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…wner choice)
The 0.6.10 section is 170 KB and a GitHub release body is limited to 125,000 characters.
The body is now the version's section up to the <!-- release-notes-end --> line, then a
link to the whole section on the tag; a section without the line is published whole.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The 0.6.10 release updates version references, release-note generation, and published project snapshots. The change also deletes numerous historical changelog fragments; these deletions do not establish changes to the behaviors those fragments described.
Changes: 0.6.10 Release Updates
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Summary
Version and release-note generation CMakeLists.txt, .github/workflows/release.yml
The project version changes to 0.6.10. The workflow saves the matching changelog section, then writes either the text before the exact release-notes marker plus a link to the tagged changelog, or the full section if the marker is absent.
Release references and published snapshots README.md, docs/EVALS.md, docs/LIMITS.md, docs/TUNING.md, present/deck5_ripwire_build.js
The README adds 0.6.10 release and answer-result details and updates the Windows download example. Documentation and presentation snapshots update gate-script and cap totals.
Deleted changelog fragments changelog.d/*
Historical changelog fragment files are deleted. Their removal does not establish changes to the behaviors described in those entries.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Line 326: Update the release-notes workflow so the revision used to extract
the changelog section is also used in the CHANGELOG.md link; preserve the
selected revision for manual runs, including when it differs from inputs.tag.
Review comments at @docs/TUNING.md:
- Around line 28-30: Update both README references to the cap-tuning sweep so
they describe it as partial, not as measurements covering every cap. Keep the
documented coverage consistent with the inventory in TUNING.md, including the
unmeasured caps such as kAliasHopDepth.
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A grader input lost in a cleanup was restored (GRADER-FIX-1107), so the
0.6.9 and 0.6.10 columns are graded by the same scripts: everyday answers
132 / 27 / 4 (was 131 / 27 / 5). hono-17 stays complete under the rule for
exports flagged as public API; textual-09 is the one everyday question that
reads none. Drops the "grader as it stands today" alternative.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ING.md covers the measured caps
CodeRabbit round on #574. release.yml: the CHANGELOG link at the end of the release body named the tag, while
the section was read from the checked-out commit; a manual run from another ref could link text it did not
summarise. It now links the checked-out commit (github.sha), identical to the tag's on a tag push.
README: two sentences said docs/TUNING.md lists the measured cost of each cap; it names 166 caps no sweep has
measured, so they now say it covers the caps the sweep measured.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Commits on lane/release-0610-prep after e4c7d44 (the head CodeRabbit last reviewed, review 5813817086), oldest first:
31b964d release: adopt the restored grader in the 0.6.10 answers numbers (README answers table and footnote, CHANGELOG summary; no code or workflow change).
b6a3c0f CodeRabbit round: release.yml links the release body to the commit the CHANGELOG section was read from (github.sha) instead of the tag name, so a manual run from another ref cannot link text it did not summarise (thread 4502857710; the body is still the summary up to the release-notes-end marker plus one link, 6,401 bytes simulated); README says docs/TUNING.md covers the caps the sweep measured and names the rest, in both places (thread 4502857721). Review-body nitpicks and outside-diff notes: none.
…pshot
#570 merged after the 0.6.10 notes were assembled, leaving changelog.d/anchor-ns.md on main;
release.yml refuses a tag while changelog.d/ holds fragments, and docs/counts_snapshot.py check
read the snapshot stale (gate scripts 775 -> 776, caps 402 -> 403). The entry is folded at the
position changelog_assemble.py gives it (byte order of fragment names), the summary counts 71
pull requests (#433 to #570) and says its answer figures were measured just before #570, and the
snapshot is refreshed (README, EVALS, LIMITS, TUNING, deck totals follow it).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Release prep for 0.6.10: version bump, the 81
changelog.dfragments folded into the 0.6.10 CHANGELOG section with a hand-written summary, the README answers column and release paragraph, "Latest: 0.6.10", and the counts snapshot refresh. Base: main e4432b4 (#569).Answers (release-progression harness, same commands and grader as the published README columns, dev build of e4432b4; in-sample questions, so progress between releases, not held-out performance):
Speed and memory are stated as percent changes, each from its own PR's measurement (#542, #554, #497, #556, #505, #553); absolute numbers come with the 0.7.0 table from one other machine.
release.yml (own commit): the GitHub release body is now the CHANGELOG summary (up to
<!-- release-notes-end -->) plus a link to the full section at the tag. The 0.6.10 section is 176,921 B, over GitHub's 125,000-character release-body cap; the simulated body is 6,178 B. The owner chose this over truncating.Credits: @pt-act, @llvm-x86, @lennix1337, @jflowers, @s0undt3ch, @muayyad-alsadi, @pguerrerolinares, @gucliti and @rainhuang0220. Thank you.
Gates run locally on the release build: versioncheck, changelogfragcheck, gatecountcheck, limitstablecheck, docscommandscheck, showcasecapturecheck, releaseinstallcheck. The rest of the suite runs in CI (workflow_dispatch).
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