Prepare v0.6.0-beta.14 history lifecycle candidate - #65
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| `v0.6.0-beta.14` is the immutable owner/canary candidate for the server-history lifecycle work merged after beta.13. | ||
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| Primary runtime acceptance is tracked in Issue #55. |
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Keep the beta.14 runbook in Issue #55
This adds a version-specific acceptance runbook for work that line 5 says is still tracked in Issue #55, despite docs/RELEASE_CHECKLIST.md:111 explicitly requiring open work to remain in GitHub Issues rather than being duplicated as temporary runbooks under docs/. If the canonical Issue's candidate or acceptance criteria change, this file becomes a conflicting stale source; retain only a link to Issue #55 here, or move only durable behavior into non-versioned documentation.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L50-L52
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Summary
Prepare the next immutable prerelease from the current accepted
develophistory-lifecycle work.Included
0.6.0-beta.14;Unreleasedinto beta.14 changelog notes;AGENTS.md: chat handoffs normally contain only full repository name + Issue number, while Codex reads the canonical runbook from the Issue itself.Runtime scope
beta.14 is focused on the historical
/tripstransport, startup/reacquisition lifecycle and the temporary closed-session compatibility shim already merged todevelop.No frontend modules changed after beta.13, so their existing validated content cache keys intentionally remain unchanged.
mainis not touched. Runtime acceptance remains in Issue #55.