Prepares the repo for its new home at soulcraftlabs/open-brainy ahead
of the Forgejo transfer: package name, publish registry, release
script, and every install/import reference across docs, src, tests,
examples, and integrations now point at @soulcraftlabs/brainy on
The Source. The npmjs storefront leg and byte-identity pair
verification are stripped from the release script — The Source is
now the only publish target. README gains an Open Brainy explainer
and a registry note for consumers.
@soulcraft/brainy 10.4.2 was the last release under the old name.
A prerelease the other engine devDeps from our own registry while the two
are being proven together must never reach npmjs: --source-only tags, lets
CI publish to The Source, creates the release page, and SKIPS the storefront
publish, the cross-registry verification and the docs push — loudly, at
each step. Refused for a non-prerelease version: a public floor always ships
byte-identical on both registries.
The fold checkpoint (_system/fold-checkpoint.json) is stamped strictly after
a canonical-sync barrier over every live entity touched since the last stamp
(syncEntityCanonical: ids → canonical paths → fsync; an absent file fsyncs
its parent directory so deletes are as durable as writes). An unclean open
under log authority now folds only (checkpoint, head]; the chain bootstraps
at an empty brain's adoption (three-phase hooks around adoptLogAuthority) or
at a brain's first whole-log fold — existing brains converge at their first
crash with zero regression. Rollback restores sync immediately; abort paths
feed the barrier; a failed barrier retains the old bound (bigger fold later,
never a lost write). Five structural pins including boundedness itself.
Also: the production-shaped write-flow gate leg (mixed traffic racing
flushes, crash mid-traffic, every ack survives — from a consumer-reported
gate miss), and two release-ceremony cures (tag-first push so the publish
never queues behind the release commit's CI run; raw-curl npmjs shasum
probe with propagation grace instead of a one-shot false divergence).
Ruled today: the project's one public home is source.soulcraft.com. The
old public repo is archived history and no longer part of any release.
- package.json repository/homepage/bugs now point at the forge (this is
what the npm page links as Repository/Homepage/Issues)
- README CI badge reads the forge pipeline; CONTRIBUTING drops the
mirror paragraph (forge account or email patch were already the ruled
contribution paths)
- release.sh: mirror push + external release step removed; publishes go
forge-first (box-held write token, temp userconfig so the token never
hits argv; a forge-publish failure aborts before the storefront so the
pair can never diverge), then npmjs with the scope-override pin (the
fleet npmrc maps @soulcraft to the forge and scope mappings beat
--registry); release page created via forge API when a token is
present, loud skip otherwise; changelog compare links point home
- dead external CI workflow removed (.forgejo/workflows/ci.yml is the
live pipeline)
Historical CHANGELOG links to the archive stay as written - history is
history and the archive serves them read-only.
Origin moved to the private forge; the public repo is now a mirror with an
unknown sync cadence. The release flow creates the GitHub release directly,
and a missing tag there would be silently created at the default-branch
head - the wrong commit. The script now pushes branch+tag to the mirror
itself and hard-stops if the tag's commit on the mirror differs from local,
before anything irreversible (npm publish) happens.
scripts/push-docs.js collects docs/**/*.md with public:true frontmatter
and POSTs them (batches of 10, idempotent per slug) to the docs ingest
door after npm publish — release.sh step 12. Absent secret = loud skip
(publish already happened; the serving side can interim-sync); a failed
push exits non-zero so the docs site never silently trails npm. The
combined /docs landing index is deliberately NOT pushed per-repo — it
spans both engine corpora and is authored on the serving side.
- id-normalization (#18): `brain.newId()` (UUID v7) + v7 default ids; non-UUID string ids are
transparently normalized to a stable UUID v5 on creation AND every lookup — get/update/remove,
relate(from,to), related, find({connected}), getMany, removeMany, the transact op-handler, and
db.with() overlays — with the caller's original key preserved under `_originalId`. The engine only
ever sees a UUID; real UUIDs pass through untouched. universal/uuid.ts gains v5/v7/isUUID +
BRAINY_ID_NAMESPACE; new utils/idNormalization.ts (coerceNewEntityId / resolveEntityId).
- aggregation min/max delete-safety: `queryAggregate` no longer leaves a stale min/max after
deleting the current extreme — min/max now track a value multiset and recompute in-memory (no
entity scan; that scan was the prior delete-then-hang a consumer reported). Other metrics were
already exact across deletes. Regression test proves resolve-after-delete + correct new min/max.
- release.sh RC-safe: explicit version arg, prerelease detection (npm `--tag rc` + GitHub
`--prerelease`), full `test:ci` gate (unit + integration), current-branch push, npm-access
verification after publish.
- native-engine references point at `@soulcraft/cor` (8.0's partner) in user-facing strings/docs.
Unit 1461/0 · integration 599/0 · tsc clean.
A lightweight tag is skipped by 'git push --follow-tags', so v$VERSION stayed
local-only and 'gh release create' failed at the end of the release. Use an
annotated tag (-a) so it pushes with the release commit.
- Add scripts/release.sh for automated build → test → commit → push → publish → release
- Fix .versionrc.json types configuration (was causing 'types.find is not a function' error)
- Remove problematic precommit/postcommit hooks that ran full test suite during release
- Keep standard-version as fallback option (npm run release:standard-version:*)
- New workflow is faster, more reliable, and easier to debug
Usage:
npm run release # patch release (3.20.4 → 3.20.5)
npm run release:minor # minor release (3.20.4 → 3.21.0)
npm run release:major # major release (3.20.4 → 4.0.0)
npm run release:dry # dry-run mode (no changes)
