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What changed, version by version

Every release, summarized honestly — including whether you can actually get it yet. Versions marked as in preparation exist as source only; nothing is distributed until signed installers ship.

Version 1.0.0

In preparation — not yet distributed

The launch version number, currently in preparation: there are no packaged installers or signed binaries yet, so nothing is distributed. This is what the first build will contain, shaped by a full GA readiness audit.

Security

  • Required URL assertions can no longer falsely pass: a relative expectation resolves against the origin recorded for the step instead of falling back to a substring match.
  • The controlled browser runs with its Chromium sandbox enabled. Sandbox-defeating launch arguments are refused, running as root is refused, and a sandbox that cannot start fails closed.
  • A second application instance can no longer corrupt the first one’s state: the data root is held under an OS-level exclusive lock, and each worker carries a durable ownership lease.
  • A cloned repository can no longer redirect WeftKit-owned directories through a symlink or reparse point into a directory outside the project.
  • Suites are validated against a closed schema when saved and again at run start. Credential-shaped literals are refused under any key; fields recorded as credentials must use a vault reference.
  • A click on an icon or label inside a destructive control now keeps that control’s identity — and its required approval checkpoint.

Reliability

  • Configured replay retries actually run. Only failures that never reached the page are retried; a mutating action that may already have landed is flagged for reconciliation instead of repeated.
  • A cancelled run can no longer finalize as Passed: cancellation is rechecked after every step and immediately before the terminal verdict.
  • Visible-text and title assertions wait to a deterministic deadline instead of resolving immediately, and visible-text accepts any visible match.

Features

  • An always-visible emergency stop with a global shortcut, reachable from any view and never disabled by the general busy flag.
  • Assertion evidence: every required assertion records its normalized inputs and comparison verdict in the run report, so a reported pass can be re-checked without replaying the run.
  • Governance and legal surfaces: a license, security policy, contributing guide, generated notices, this changelog, and pinned toolchains.