Everything below was tested on the release/v3.10.0 line before it reached main. Six further changes from that line had no test evidence yet; they stay on release/v3.11.0 for another week.
What changes for you
- Reviews no longer run a command quoted in an observation unless you approve it, and an unattended review never runs one; the skill now says the observation folder must be writable only by you.
- Script copies used from a workspace folder are pinned to the installed version, so a copy left behind by an upgrade is refused instead of run.
- The session-start scan's last line names how many bytes it printed, so a cut-off view of the scan can be recognised as incomplete.
- Marking an observation as acted on needs a disposition for every skill it names and every numbered point it makes, so a partial fix can no longer close the whole entry.
- A new log created after a project folder was renamed offers to carry over the old log's open entries.
- The sibling-log search covers every anchor scope, including user-scope workspaces and a project's identity folder.
- The archival sweep reads a quoted status or resolved date.
- Folding issues and pull requests into a release is left to the publishing process; the review works from what that process hands over.
- Smaller fixes: the migration script's conformance count, untrusted-input wording, script guards, the starter-set offer timing, decision files and line-neutral credit, and the user-scope example in the setup instructions.
Thanks to everyone who reported, measured and tested: @Djoko-cli, @LucasTchitdjian, @SatoSakamoto, @dispather, @docdyhr, @futasov, @roylee0546, and @saudhaif for the co-authored conformance fix.
Full list of changes: the commit history from v3.9.0 to v3.10.0.