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Releases

@openspec-ui/cli@0.8.0

Minor Changes

• 394d426: A workspace lease says who took it, and can be asked about.

  The lease records the git identity of the working directory that took it
  — user.email, falling back to user.name. It is attribution, never
  authentication: anybody can set that value to anything, so it is called
  "git author" wherever it is shown and nothing is permitted or refused on
  the strength of it. A lease taken where no identity is configured is
  valid and records none, exactly like every lease written before this.

  It is read once where a host starts up, never in the heartbeat — that
  renews every five seconds, and the value cannot change during a run.

  openspec-ui-cli lease answers who holds a workspace without trying to
  start a run and reading the refusal, which was the only way to ask
  before. It exits 0 held or free: the question was answered either way.

  openspec-ui-cli lease release clears a lease only where it can
  establish that the holder is gone — the heartbeat is already stale, or
  the holder is on this machine and its process is not running, checked
  with a signal that delivers nothing. There is deliberately no --force.
  A holder that died already self-heals once its heartbeat goes stale; a
  holder that is alive still has the workspace open, and taking its lease
  would permit a second mutating run against files it is still holding,
  which is what the lease exists to prevent. A stuck holder is stopped,
  not robbed.

@openspec-ui/core@0.73.0

Minor Changes

• 394d426: A workspace lease says who took it, and can be asked about.

  The lease records the git identity of the working directory that took it
  — user.email, falling back to user.name. It is attribution, never
  authentication: anybody can set that value to anything, so it is called
  "git author" wherever it is shown and nothing is permitted or refused on
  the strength of it. A lease taken where no identity is configured is
  valid and records none, exactly like every lease written before this.

  It is read once where a host starts up, never in the heartbeat — that
  renews every five seconds, and the value cannot change during a run.

  openspec-ui-cli lease answers who holds a workspace without trying to
  start a run and reading the refusal, which was the only way to ask
  before. It exits 0 held or free: the question was answered either way.

  openspec-ui-cli lease release clears a lease only where it can
  establish that the holder is gone — the heartbeat is already stale, or
  the holder is on this machine and its process is not running, checked
  with a signal that delivers nothing. There is deliberately no --force.
  A holder that died already self-heals once its heartbeat goes stale; a
  holder that is alive still has the workspace open, and taking its lease
  would permit a second mutating run against files it is still holding,
  which is what the lease exists to prevent. A stuck holder is stopped,
  not robbed.

openspec-ui-vscode@0.50.2

Patch Changes

• 394d426: A workspace lease says who took it, and can be asked about.

  The lease records the git identity of the working directory that took it
  — user.email, falling back to user.name. It is attribution, never
  authentication: anybody can set that value to anything, so it is called
  "git author" wherever it is shown and nothing is permitted or refused on
  the strength of it. A lease taken where no identity is configured is
  valid and records none, exactly like every lease written before this.

  It is read once where a host starts up, never in the heartbeat — that
  renews every five seconds, and the value cannot change during a run.

  openspec-ui-cli lease answers who holds a workspace without trying to
  start a run and reading the refusal, which was the only way to ask
  before. It exits 0 held or free: the question was answered either way.

  openspec-ui-cli lease release clears a lease only where it can
  establish that the holder is gone — the heartbeat is already stale, or
  the holder is on this machine and its process is not running, checked
  with a signal that delivers nothing. There is deliberately no --force.
  A holder that died already self-heals once its heartbeat goes stale; a
  holder that is alive still has the workspace open, and taking its lease
  would permit a second mutating run against files it is still holding,
  which is what the lease exists to prevent. A stuck holder is stopped,
  not robbed.

• Updated dependencies [394d426]

  • @openspec-ui/core@0.73.0
  • @openspec-ui/server@1.20.7
  • @openspec-ui/webui@1.38.4

@openspec-ui/server@1.20.7

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [394d426]
  • @openspec-ui/core@0.73.0

@openspec-ui/webui@1.38.4

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [394d426]
  • @openspec-ui/core@0.73.0