0.41 — state-scoped refusals, guards over a related row, and a delivery context
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0.41.0 adds the source format ess/18, described in
the version history.
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View All Tags0.40 — generated runtimes run every suite, and reader-side composition
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0.40.0 adds the composition format ess-composition/3, described in
the version history.
0.39 — concurrent histories and direct library returns
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0.39.0 adds the history format ess-history/1 and the source format ess/17, described in
the version history.
0.38 — set effects, caller values, existence-selected outcomes and paged views
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0.38.0 adds the source format ess/16, described in
the version history.
0.37 — outcome shapes, guards over the input, and new value types
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0.37.0 adds the source format ess/15, described in
the version history.
0.34–0.36 — predicates, stored-field guards, aggregates, and values read from the row
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Three releases, each adding a source format version described in the version history.
0.31–0.33 — Entity Runtime lowering, sidecars a binding must name, and a Secret that is only present
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Three releases. One carries a specification into a runtime, and two tighten what an observed cluster is allowed to say — about the containers a workload runs, and about the Secrets it reads.
0.28–0.30 — the history a subject keeps, and what a retry returns
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Three releases. Two of them move a claim a conformance suite used to make about a subject's shape
into a comparison of the values an implementation actually produced, and each costs a source
format version — ess/6 and ess/7, both described in
the version history.
0.22–0.27 — what a binding promises, and the names nobody may invent
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Six releases with one shape between them: each takes a fact that a generator was inferring, or a
consumer was assuming, and makes it something an author states. Three of them cost a source format
version — ess/3, ess/4 and ess/5 — and
the version history says which.
0.19–0.21 — adopter schemas, a number that behaves, and a pass over nothing
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Three releases that each close a place where the toolchain was quietly agreeable: an adopter's own schemas, floating-point arithmetic, and a green suite.