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Changelog

Notable changes to hive-spi. Format follows Keep a Changelog; versioning follows Semantic Versioning.

This file starts at 1.0.0. Earlier history is in the git log and the release tags (v0.1.0 through v0.2.1).

What the version number promises

The public contract is the protocol names and their method signatures, the schemas in hive-spi.schema.*, and the slot / provider injection APIs. Removing a protocol, renaming a method, or changing an existing method's arity is major. Adding a protocol, including an optional extension protocol, is minor. Adding a method to an existing protocol is major, because every implementation must grow it; new behaviour arrives as a new optional protocol instead.

The library declares no third-party runtime dependencies, so it cannot contribute a version conflict to a consumer's tree.

[1.0.0]

The seam stopped moving. Nothing in the contract changed for this release. 1.0.0 is the promise that it will not change silently from here, made because hive-mcp cannot promise stability over ports that do not promise it.

Added

  • CHANGELOG.md (this file) and a ## Versioning section in the README stating what a major, minor and patch bump each mean for an implementor.

Fixed

  • The README documented src/hive_spi/workflow/ports.cljc and seven protocols (IPlanCompiler, IPlanGraph, ITaskBoard, IHeadlessDispatcher, IWorkflowStore, IEffectHandler, IIntrospectable) that no longer exist under those names. The workflow seam is IWorkflowEngine and IWorkflowPersistence in hive-spi.workflow.engine, plus IDispatchStrategy in hive-spi.workflow.strategy. The Ports section now lists every port family that actually ships, and the Layout tree matches the repository.

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