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  • 2.6.0-alpha2

    c93129ec · chore: stamp 2.6.0-alpha2 ·
    FlowDrop 2.6.0-alpha2
  • 1.6.1

    63093c55 · chore: stamp 1.6.1 ·
    FlowDrop 1.6.1
  • 2.5.1

    79ddb9a8 · chore: stamp 2.5.1 ·
    FlowDrop 2.5.1
  • 2.5.0

    f75d1b33 · chore: stamp 2.5.0 ·
    FlowDrop 2.5.0
    
    Find and Replace, and a regex guard that was switched off on some hosts.
    
    Added: text_replace (flowdrop_node_processor) — the substitution operation the
    module lacked. A text, a search, a replace, and a literal-or-regex mode, with a
    post-update hook that creates the node type on an existing site.
    
    Fixed: the ReDoS backtrack guard treated a host limit of 0 or a negative number
    as a bound, and PCRE reads a negative pcre.backtrack_limit as unlimited — so on
    such a host regex_extractor ran with no guard at all. Also fixed: a finished
    session kept reporting "Running" until something else wrote to it (#3592435).
    
    One database update. Re-export config if you export config. No @api additions,
    no @api removals. See CHANGELOG.md and UPGRADE.md.
  • 2.4.1

    FlowDrop 2.4.1
    
    A rule-conformance patch. The specification registry's rules were read
    against the code that claims to implement them, and every disagreement was
    closed: sixteen fixes, no new features, no @api changes.
    
    No database update and no config re-export. Seven behaviour changes are
    documented in UPGRADE.md (2.4.x to 2.4.1) — read them before deploying, since
    a rule the code was breaking is a rule a graph may have been leaning on.
  • 2.3.0-alpha4

    2.3.0-alpha4
    
    Every side-effecting node type now ships a confirmation policy instead of
    deriving one from HasSideEffectsInterface. Ungates conversation_buffer, which
    paused twice per turn in the shipped chat workflow, and converges sites
    installed fresh on 2.1/2.2 with their upgraded peers. Spec-registry RT-GATE-15.
  • 2.1.0

    FlowDrop 2.1.0
    
    First minor of the 2.x line. Adds the human-in-the-loop confirmation gate:
    side-effecting nodes can require operator approval before executing, on both the
    graph plane and the tool plane. Approval is argument-bound and consume-once;
    decline routes down the node's normal error channel and never fails the run.
    
    Non-breaking by construction: the fail-closed derived default applies only to
    node types that have not chosen, and a post-update grandfathers existing
    undecided side-effecting types to an explicit FALSE — nothing that ran
    unattended before 2.1.0 pauses after it. No @api surface changes; every class
    added in this release is @internal, so the 2.0.0 freeze carries forward.
    
    Gate at this tag: phpcs, phpstan level 8 (zero production baseline), spec
    coverage (registry and bindings agree, RT-GATE-1..7 pinned) and the full
    phpunit-parallel suite (329 classes) green. Playwright e2e NOT run — unchanged
    editor bundle, same status as the 2.0.0 tag.
  • 2.0.0

    FlowDrop 2.0.0
    
    The 2.x line is stable. The public API is frozen from this tag: all 679 in-scope
    production classes carry exactly one of @api or @internal, and the BC policy's
    promise starts here.
    
    Known defect, documented in docs/reference/api/bc-policy.md: OrchestratorInterface
    is @api but is typed entirely in @internal DTOs. Until 3.0.0 resolves it, the DTOs
    reached from OrchestrationRequest are treated as covered by the @api promise; anyone
    needing it resolved should open an issue and contact the maintainers.
    
    Gate at this tag: phpcs, phpstan level 8 (1066 files, zero production baseline) and
    the full phpunit-parallel suite (325 classes) green. Playwright e2e NOT run — the
    bundled editor moved 2.0.0-beta.11 -> 2.0.0 and that path is unverified here.
  • 2.0.0-beta1

    FlowDrop 2.0.0-beta1
    
    The 2.x line moves from alpha to beta. No new features: this release exists
    because the module did not run on PHP 8.3 -- the floor Drupal 11.3 sets and the
    version drupal.org CI tests.
    
    Fixed: 89 promoted constructor properties across 50 classes were declared
    readonly beneath Drupal base classes that use DependencySerializationTrait,
    whose __wakeup() reassigns them on unserialize. PHP below 8.4 forbids
    initializing a readonly property declared in a child class from the parent's
    scope, so every such reassignment was a fatal Error. WorkflowExecutionQueueWorker
    was the sharpest case: Drupal serializes queue items, so fire-and-forget
    workflow execution could not survive the queue. Immutability on value objects
    is untouched -- 933 of 1022 readonly declarations are unchanged.
    
    Also fixed: five StateGraph port-resolution tests that had kept the phpunit job
    red since before the alpha15 tag.
    
    Changed: the declared PHP floor is 8.3 in composer.json and
    flowdrop_chat.info.yml. A no-op for existing sites -- any Drupal 11.3 site
    already satisfies it.
    
    Beta, not a release candidate: the @api/@internal boundary that bc-policy.md
    requires on every class is unfinished, so the public surface is not yet frozen.
    Treat anything undeclared as internal until it is annotated.
    
    Nothing to run on upgrade: no schema updates, no config changes, no behaviour
    changes to workflows.
  • 2.0.0-alpha14

    FlowDrop 2.0.0-alpha14
    
    A single-fix release, out one day after alpha13 because that release is
    what broke this.
    
    Fixed: a `mixed`/`any` input port refused every structured value at the
    launch and session-turn doors. `SchemaFragmentChecker::kind()` had no arm
    for `mixed`/`any`, so a port declaring no constraint at all checked as
    `string` (`is_scalar()`) and refused arrays and NULL with "expected mixed,
    got array" — while `ParameterResolver` accepted the same value once the
    run was under way. `mixed` is the port editor's default `dataType`, so
    this sat on the default authoring path.
    
    No schema updates, no post_update hooks, no configuration changes.