Promotion-only on top of v1.75.0-beta.1: seven version sources, the
generated bundle snapshots and the release metadata. No product source
code moves in this commit.
The line aggregates from the stable v1.74.0 and carries one user-visible
fix. The House Plan sidebar page could serve a previous version of the
card for hours: the panel entry fetched it through `./houseplan-card.js`,
a relative specifier, and relative resolution does not inherit the `?v=`
a dashboard gets from its Lovelace resource, while the entry files carry
no Cache-Control at all. The panel now imports the implementation by its
content-hashed name, so either the matching card arrives or the panel
says out loud that the page is stale (#535). Internal in the line: #536.
Known contradiction, recorded rather than silenced: the release contract
in scripts/release-contract.mjs requires the grouped "small fixes"
bullet unconditionally, while `npm run release:notes -- v1.75.0
--verify` rejects it because every user-visible issue of the range is
already itemised. The two rules deadlock any stable with a single
user-visible issue. The bullet stays, because the contract is the
automated gate that Validate enforces; the verifier's objection is
written down in STATUS and will get its own issue.
npm test 2532/2531/0 fail, release contract green on all seven sources,
docs strict green.
Issue: #535
User-Visible: yes
Release: v1.75.0
Seven version sources move together to 1.75.0-beta.1, both changelogs
close their section over what has landed since the stable v1.74.0, the
release notes carry the one shipped bullet on each side with the grouped
small-fixes bullet last, and STATUS says what this beta is.
What the user gets: the House Plan sidebar page can no longer serve a
previous version of the card. The panel entry fetched it through
`./houseplan-card.js` — a relative specifier, and relative resolution
does not inherit the `?v=` a dashboard gets from its Lovelace resource,
while the entry files carry no Cache-Control at all. A browser was free
to answer from its own heuristic cache for hours, and a stale loader
named a stale immutable chunk, so the panel ran an old card against the
current backend with nothing but the version banner to show for it —
and reloading could not help, because the address never changed (#535).
Internal in the line: #536 — the version banner now asks the host to
repaint when it drops the notice on disconnect, instead of leaving its
removal to whatever unrelated update happened to run next.
npm test 2532/2530/0 fail (the #349 manifest-tracking check goes green
with this commit), release contract green on all seven sources, bundle
287 323 B gzip inside the ceiling, docs strict green.
The `Release:` trailer is what asks CI for the heavy gates — smokes,
golden and the full performance comparison — on this exact SHA (#479).
Issue: #535
User-Visible: yes
Release: v1.75.0-beta.1
Обе задачи вошли в стабильный тег кодом, но их строки чейнджлога остались под
«Не выпущено»: #532 и #534 закрывались в тот же день, что и сам выпуск, и
секция версии к тому моменту уже была закрыта. Тело релиза при этом не называло
ни ту, ни другую — обе молча попали под «мелкие исправления и улучшения», хотя
#532 это как раз та правка, ради которой владелец и присылал три профиля
Firefox.
Строки перенесены в секцию v1.74.0, тело релиза переписано: первый пункт теперь
называет все четыре правки скорости (#532, #531, #524, #534). Проверка правил
#328 зелёная на диапазоне v1.73.0..v1.74.0.
Тег не двигается: он указывает на протестированное дерево, а тело релиза на
GitHub обновляется отдельно — именно его читает человек.
Issue: #534
User-Visible: no
Seven version sources move together to 1.74.0; both changelogs gain the
stable section aggregated from the previous stable v1.73.0, the release
notes carry three itemised bullets on each side plus the grouped
small-fixes bullet, and STATUS says what this release is.
What the user gets since v1.73.0: the plan is noticeably smoother and in
Firefox dramatically so — a pan frame now moves what is already drawn by
a composited transform with the scene re-rasterizing on a budget (#531),
and a marker shadow sized in container units no longer restarts a
non-composited animation on every marker at once (#524); the printed plan
is about a third larger, because the in-plan dimension labels shrank and
the separate column of external dimensions is gone (#530); a plan left
over from the era of rooms without walls can be edited again, the
leftover cleaned up on the first save instead of refusing every change
(#529, reported in #527). Grouped under small fixes: alignment guides
follow the gesture again (#521), the summary panel neither freezes the
first frame nor claims an unavailable source (#509) and its settings
dialog scrolls again (#508), a space switch no longer replays a
neighbouring door's leaf (#525), and the card downloads 12.8 KB less on a
cold start (#526).
The speed verdict for #531 is deliberately not claimed here: headless
Firefox and Chromium hold 60 fps on both the old and the new path, so it
is owed by a profile from the owner's machine on the same pan.
`npm test` 2528/0/1 skip, `pytest tests_backend` 467 passed, release
notes pass the #328 verifier against v1.73.0..HEAD, bundle 287 242 B gzip
inside the ceiling, docs strict green.
Issue: #531
User-Visible: yes
Release: v1.74.0
Seven version sources move together to 1.74.0-beta.3; the changelog
sections in both languages close over what has landed since beta.2, the
release notes carry the two shipped bullets on each side with the grouped
small-fixes bullet last, and STATUS says what this beta is.
What the user gets: dragging the plan is smooth again — a gesture frame
now moves what is already drawn by a composited transform, and the scene
re-rasterizes on a budget (100 ms, or a 15 % shift) instead of on every
frame, which on the owner's 144 Hz Firefox cost 200 ms per frame with the
refresh driver skipping 124-144 ticks a second waiting for paint (#531);
and the printed plan is about a third larger, because the in-plan
dimension labels shrank by a quarter and the separate column of external
dimensions is gone, so the drawing keeps a whole scale step (#530).
The speed verdict for #531 is deliberately not claimed here: headless
Firefox and Chromium hold 60 fps on both the old and the new path, so it
is owed by a profile from the owner's machine on the same pan.
`npm test` 2528/0/1 skip, release contract green on all seven sources,
bundle 287 238 B gzip inside the ceiling, docs strict green.
The `Release:` trailer is what asks CI for the heavy gates — smokes,
golden and the full performance comparison — on this exact SHA (#479).
Issue: #531
User-Visible: yes
Release: v1.74.0-beta.3
Seven version sources move together to 1.74.0-beta.2; the changelog
sections in both languages close over what has landed since beta.1, the
release notes carry four bullets on each side with the grouped
small-fixes bullet last, and STATUS says what this beta is.
What the user gets: a plan left over from the era of rooms without walls
can be edited again — the leftover is cleaned up on the first save
instead of refusing every change, pointing at an Optimize that cannot
help and blocking the export too (#529, reported in #527); the plan is
smooth again in Firefox, where a marker shadow sized in container units
restarted a non-composited animation on all markers at once and cost 9.4
frames per second (#524); switching spaces no longer replays a
neighbouring door or marker (#525); and the card downloads 12.8 KB less
on a cold start, because the stylesheet minifier had never actually run
(#526).
Internal in the same line: the space-switch witness judges node identity
instead of a transition that #524 removed (#528), and the review gate
charges a round only for what the round changed (#518).
`npm test` 2520/0/1 skip, `pytest tests_backend` 467 passed, release
contract green on all seven sources, bundle 287 286 B gzip inside the
ceiling, docs strict green.
The `Release:` trailer is what asks CI for the heavy gates — smokes,
golden and the full performance comparison — on this exact SHA (#479).
Issue: #529
User-Visible: yes
Release: v1.74.0-beta.2
The candidate was assembled before #520 and #521 landed. Version fields are
already at 1.74.0-beta.1 in all seven sources and the bundles rebuild
byte-identical, so this commit only moves what the beta says about itself:
the #521 changelog entry leaves Unreleased for the beta.1 section in both
languages, the release notes gain its bullet on both sides (four and four,
the grouped small-fixes bullet stays last), and STATUS records the two
issues merged since — the alignment guides that follow the gesture again
(#521, a regression shipped in v1.72.0 and v1.73.0) and the cold-start
adoption fix behind it (#520, internal).
No product change: `npm run build` plus `bundle-sync` leave `dist/**` and
the two mirrored trees untouched, `node scripts/release-contract.mjs
v1.74.0-beta.1` is green on all seven version sources, `npm test` 2515/0.
The `Release:` trailer is what asks CI for the heavy gates — smokes, golden
and the full performance comparison — on this exact SHA (#479).
Issue: #521
Issue: #520
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.74.0-beta.1
Version fields and the generated bundles move to 1.74.0-beta.1 and open the
line after the stable v1.73.0. The changelog entries of #509 and #508 leave
Unreleased for the beta.1 section; release notes and STATUS describe them and
name the internal work of this beta. No product change beyond what is already
reviewed and merged.
Issue: #509
Issue: #508
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.74.0-beta.1
Promote the nine published v1.73.0 betas without new product behaviour:
stable version fields, synchronized generated bundles, the aggregated
bilingual release notes from v1.72.0 and status metadata only. beta.9
carried the startup-regression fix (#506) that Full Performance caught on
the first promotion attempt; the stable body keeps it out as an in-line
regression per the #328 curation rules.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
Version fields and generated bundles move to 1.73.0-beta.9; the #506
changelog entry leaves Unreleased for the beta.9 section; release notes and
STATUS describe the startup-regression fix that unblocks the stable
promotion. No product change beyond #506, already reviewed and merged.
Issue: #506
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0-beta.9
Promote the eight published v1.73.0 betas without new product behavior. Synchronize version fields and generated bundles; aggregate public release notes from v1.72.0. Main-only workflow mirrors were merged with an identical beta.8 product tree.
Issue: #505
User-Visible: no
Release: v1.73.0
Restore the shared footer minimum exposed by the #505 Linux screenshot gate; the focused browser assertion fails before the restoration and passes after it.
Issue: #505
Issue: #495
User-Visible: yes
Promote the published v1.72.0 beta line without new product behaviour: stable version fields, synchronized generated bundles, bilingual changelogs, release notes and status metadata only.
Issue: #54
Release: v1.72.0
User-Visible: no
Promote the published v1.70.0 beta line without new product behaviour: stable version fields, synchronized generated bundles, bilingual changelogs, release notes and status metadata only.
Issue: #415
Release: v1.70.0
User-Visible: yes
Promote the published v1.69.0 beta line without new product behaviour: stable version fields, synchronized generated bundles, bilingual changelogs, release notes and status metadata only.
Issue: #379
Release: v1.69.0
User-Visible: yes
Prepared the reviewed S8 work for the v1.69.0-beta.5 prerelease, refreshed the bilingual changelogs and release notes, and rebuilt the synchronized frontend bundles.
Issue: #373
Issue: #375
Issue: #376
Issue: #377
Issue: #378
User-Visible: yes
Owner-approved emergency stable hotfix; the release commit changes only version fields, generated bundles and release metadata.
Issue: #324
User-Visible: yes
Package the two beta.3 write-blocker fixes: the model-upgrade stale-client
guard and the self-resolving zero-wall migration.
Issue: #316
Issue: #319
User-Visible: yes
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