From the release reviews of 1.1.1 (2026-11-10). Not part of 1.1.1; planned for 1.2.0 unless said otherwise.
No ADR records the move of the project's home to git.kof22.com as such: where merges are gated, and where signed commits, sign-off and tag protection are enforced now. ADRs 0006 and 0007 and parts of docs/RELEASING.md still describe GitHub.
No ADR for the format of what gclo keeps in a repository's .git (the recovery file, its configuration keys), or for the lock protocol of accounts.json.
None of the persisted files carries a schema version. Harmless for 1.1.1 (the formats read compatibly in both directions), but the next change of one needs it.
Package validation for gclo.Engine (EnablePackageValidation with the last published version as baseline), so that a change of its public surface fails the build instead of being found in a review.
From the release reviews of 1.1.1 (2026-11-10). Not part of 1.1.1; planned for 1.2.0 unless said otherwise.
- No ADR records the move of the project's home to `git.kof22.com` as such: where merges are gated, and where signed commits, sign-off and tag protection are enforced now. ADRs 0006 and 0007 and parts of `docs/RELEASING.md` still describe GitHub.
- No ADR for the format of what gclo keeps in a repository's `.git` (the recovery file, its configuration keys), or for the lock protocol of `accounts.json`.
- None of the persisted files carries a schema version. Harmless for 1.1.1 (the formats read compatibly in both directions), but the next change of one needs it.
- Package validation for `gclo.Engine` (`EnablePackageValidation` with the last published version as baseline), so that a change of its public surface fails the build instead of being found in a review.
One more for the schema-version point, found while adding forges to accounts (#204): accounts.json writes enum values as text (tokenSource, and from 1.2.0 forge). A version that does not know a value (a later forge, read by 1.2.0) fails to read that one account and then treats the whole file as unreadable. A property that is unknown is ignored; a value that is unknown is not. Whatever versioning the file gets should cover this: read the accounts that can be read and say which one cannot, or refuse by version before parsing.
One more for the schema-version point, found while adding forges to accounts (#204): `accounts.json` writes enum values as text (`tokenSource`, and from 1.2.0 `forge`). A version that does not know a value (a later forge, read by 1.2.0) fails to read that one account and then treats the whole file as unreadable. A property that is unknown is ignored; a value that is unknown is not. Whatever versioning the file gets should cover this: read the accounts that can be read and say which one cannot, or refuse by version before parsing.
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From the release reviews of 1.1.1 (2026-11-10). Not part of 1.1.1; planned for 1.2.0 unless said otherwise.
git.kof22.comas such: where merges are gated, and where signed commits, sign-off and tag protection are enforced now. ADRs 0006 and 0007 and parts ofdocs/RELEASING.mdstill describe GitHub..git(the recovery file, its configuration keys), or for the lock protocol ofaccounts.json.gclo.Engine(EnablePackageValidationwith the last published version as baseline), so that a change of its public surface fails the build instead of being found in a review.One more for the schema-version point, found while adding forges to accounts (#204):
accounts.jsonwrites enum values as text (tokenSource, and from 1.2.0forge). A version that does not know a value (a later forge, read by 1.2.0) fails to read that one account and then treats the whole file as unreadable. A property that is unknown is ignored; a value that is unknown is not. Whatever versioning the file gets should cover this: read the accounts that can be read and say which one cannot, or refuse by version before parsing.