Добавлены безопасные pinned entrypoints, вывод фактических путей, идемпотентный Windows setup и WSL verification с настоящим HA subset и Linux capture.
Issue: #557
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`release-zip.yml` выкладывал `houseplan.zip` в ту же секунду, когда релиз
становился публичным — до Validate, Full Performance и E2E; `release.yml`
параллельно пересобирал `houseplan-card.js`, а E2E требовал публичного ZIP,
чтобы вообще начаться. Публикаторов было четыре, порядок — ни одного.
Теперь публикатор стабильных один — `release.yml`: закрепить SHA → релиз в
черновике (опубликованный руками немедленно возвращается в черновик) → гейты
на SHA (трейлер `Release: <tag>`, контракт `--stable`, Validate, Full
Performance, E2E на коммите-кандидате через tarball codeload) → одна сборка,
`git archive` ZIP из того же дерева, `SHA256SUMS` → загрузка в черновик →
публикация → скачать публичное и сверить с паспортом → анонс. Dispatch на
публичный тег — ремонт: догружается только недостающее, расходящийся хеш —
отказ. Беты кладут тот же паспорт; локальный публикатор больше не ждёт
републикаторов — их нет.
- `.github/workflows/release-zip.yml` удалён
- `scripts/release-assets.mjs` — паспорт ассетов (`sums`/`check`), чистые
функции под юнитами
- `scripts/e2e-gate.mjs --ref=<sha>` — под тестом кандидат, `--tag` только
для выбора `upgrade_from`
- `scripts/release-contract.mjs --stable`
- мутанты: независимый публикатор, снятая зависимость от гейта, релиз без
возврата в черновик, `--clobber` в ремонте, E2E на теге, слепой паспорт
Issue: #540
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Сводная панель теперь использует канонический порядок карточек Home Assistant и не переносит локальные настройки между визуальными колонками после remount.
Issue: #561
User-Visible: yes
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
The controller dropped its banner on disconnect without asking the host
to repaint. Lit renders neither on disconnect nor on reconnect, so the
markup produced before the detach outlived it: the notice stayed on
screen while the controller no longer owned one, and it left only when
some unrelated update happened to run. Correctness rested on a
coincidence.
Measured on the built module with a counter: the sequence mismatch ->
disconnect -> versions agree -> connect asked for exactly one repaint,
the one that showed the notice. It now asks for two, and the second is
the one that takes the notice away.
Nothing else about the teardown changes. The field is still cleared
because a detached element cannot deliver animationend, reconnect still
rebuilds the notice from the retained input, and a disconnect with no
notice still asks for nothing.
Issue: #536
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The sidebar page could serve a previous card for hours. It imported the
card through the stable facade, `./houseplan-card.js` — a relative
specifier, and relative resolution does not inherit a query. A dashboard
reaches the same file as `houseplan-card.js?v=1.74.0`, so an upgrade
changes its URL and the browser must refetch. The panel always asked for
the same address, and entries are served with no Cache-Control at all —
only ETag and Last-Modified — so the browser applies heuristic freshness
and may answer from cache without asking. A stale 1164-byte loader names
a stale chunk, chunks are immutable for a year, and the panel then ran a
previous card against the current backend without a single error. The
version banner was telling the truth; reloading could not help, because
the address never changed.
Rollup already emits the right edge: the panel's side-effect import
points straight at the shared implementation. The rewrite in
entryFallbackPlugin replaced it with the facade for a fallback that the
hashed name gives anyway — and better: a chunk the manifest no longer
serves now raises the panel's own "House Plan was updated" notice
instead of silently working on old code.
Two #486 assertions change meaning and are rewritten, not adjusted: the
panel no longer routes through the facade, and its initial graph no
longer contains it. The invariant they defended — the panel reuses the
exact card graph, never a second copy — is now stated over the
implementation, and a new test pins that no built entry reaches the card
by an address without a version.
Issue: #535
User-Visible: yes
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
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#525 увёл оба списка сцены с `map()` на `repeat(items, (item) => item.id, …)`,
чтобы Lit не переиспользовал узлы по позиции и не проигрывал анимацию двери,
которой не было. Правка верная, но на плане с двумя сотнями маркеров она
оказалась дорогой ровно там, где пользы не приносит: при смене пространства
ключи не пересекаются вовсе, и `repeat` строит две карты ключей и обходит оба
списка, чтобы затем всё равно выбросить всё и создать заново.
Бисект по медиане `switchCycleMs` на `large-house`: 871,2 перед #525 → 953,5
после. На раннере эти 80 мс распадаются на шесть-девять дополнительных длинных
задач, и `longTask.countP95` вышел за порог стабильного гейта.
Теперь оба списка рендерятся как `keyed(space.id, repeat(…))`. Внешний ключ
делает смену пространства: поддерево выбрасывается целиком, дифа нет. Внутренний
остаётся, потому что состав списков едет и внутри пространства — у маркеров от
призраков редактора и живого синка, у проёмов от записи с нерешённым хостом,
которая живёт только в режиме plan, — а переходы на `.device-shell-frame`,
`.op-leaf` и `.op-arc` никуда не делись.
Замер после правки: `switchCycleMs` 889,1 против 936,0 на `main` и 871,2 до
#525. Потолок карточки поднят на одну строку — на `import { keyed }`;
переносить нечего, сам рендер не вырос ни на символ.
Issue: #534
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Code review r1 found two documentation claims that the task's own contract
contradicts.
Both changelogs promised the picture was unchanged "to the pixel". It is
not: splitting the layer moves the wall hatch by a sub-pixel, and that is
exactly why four day-cycle baselines are re-taken. The entry now says what
a reader can check — the outline around the plan matches pixel for pixel,
the hatch inside the walls is anti-aliased a shade differently.
docs/SUN.md credited Firefox with the fifteen-fold ratio. That number comes
from headless Chromium through CDP tracing; the Firefox profile that opened
the issue measured the same cause differently — 23 MB of texture uploads per
frame and about nine frames per second. Each number now names its engine.
Issue: #532
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The "Follows the sun" background made the plan crawl in Firefox: 23 MB of
textures per frame, sixteen of about twenty picture-cache tiles thrown
away every frame, nine frames per second. The card's own JavaScript was
idle for 89 % of that.
The cost is the outer outline. It is a triple drop-shadow over the
grouped paper footprint, and although the group holds paper silhouettes
only and never changes on hover or pan, the filter lived in the plan's
own layer — so every repaint of the plan re-ran three blur passes over
the whole sheet. One hint moves the filtered paper into its own layer
and unhooks it from the plan's repaints.
Measured on a demo-stand pan (Chromium, CDP, summed RasterTask): 1456.6
ms against a static background's 96.7 ms before, 84.7 ms against 103.2
ms after. The new smoke measures that ratio and fails above two.
The picture does not change: the outline outside the plan matches byte
for byte and the frame's mean colour moves from 176.59 to 176.66 of 255.
Splitting the layer does move the remaining content onto a different
sub-pixel grid, so the diagonal wall hatch anti-aliases differently and
the four day-cycle baselines are re-taken on the beta candidate.
Issue: #532
User-Visible: yes
Sergey Matyunin