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…summary #191 made the publish job write the release once, with GitHub's generated list of pull requests as its only text and the tag as its title. A release is now titled "ThinkWatch Core <version>", and its text has, in order: - an English summary from release-notes/<version>.md, when that file exists; - a table of the files for each platform; - the commands that install this version on a Linux server and switch an existing installation to it (install.sh --version, twcore upgrade --version --restart); - how to verify a download against its .sha256; - GitHub's generated list of pull requests. scripts/release_notes.py builds the text; the publish job fetches the generated list itself (releases/generate-notes) and hands the finished text to action-gh-release, which no longer generates anything. The "only once" rule from #191 stays: a release that already exists keeps its text. A rehearsal (workflow_dispatch) now writes the text into the run summary, using the version in Cargo.toml. scripts/release_notes_test.py checks that the table links exactly the files in release.yml's FILES list, that the install and upgrade options exist, and that every file in release-notes/ renders; the Linux CI job runs it before compiling. release-notes/0.47.0.md summarizes 0.47.0 from #183-#190; the live v0.47.0 release page now carries it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…summary #191 made the publish job write the release once, with GitHub's generated list of pull requests as its only text and the tag as its title. A release is now titled "ThinkWatch Core <version>", and its text has, in order: - an English summary from release-notes/<version>.md, when that file exists; - a table of the files for each platform; - the commands that install this version on a Linux server and switch an existing installation to it (install.sh --version, twcore upgrade --version --restart); - how to verify a download against its .sha256; - GitHub's generated list of pull requests. scripts/release_notes.py builds the text; the publish job fetches the generated list itself (releases/generate-notes) and hands the finished text to action-gh-release, which no longer generates anything. The "only once" rule from #191 stays: a release that already exists keeps its text. A rehearsal (workflow_dispatch) now writes the text into the run summary, using the version in Cargo.toml. scripts/release_notes_test.py checks that the table links exactly the files in release.yml's FILES list, that the install and upgrade options exist, and that every file in release-notes/ renders; the Linux CI job runs it before compiling. release-notes/0.47.0.md summarizes 0.47.0 from #183-#190; the live v0.47.0 release page now carries it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…summary (#196) * ci(release): write the release page from a template, with an English summary #191 made the publish job write the release once, with GitHub's generated list of pull requests as its only text and the tag as its title. A release is now titled "ThinkWatch Core <version>", and its text has, in order: - an English summary from release-notes/<version>.md, when that file exists; - a table of the files for each platform; - the commands that install this version on a Linux server and switch an existing installation to it (install.sh --version, twcore upgrade --version --restart); - how to verify a download against its .sha256; - GitHub's generated list of pull requests. scripts/release_notes.py builds the text; the publish job fetches the generated list itself (releases/generate-notes) and hands the finished text to action-gh-release, which no longer generates anything. The "only once" rule from #191 stays: a release that already exists keeps its text. A rehearsal (workflow_dispatch) now writes the text into the run summary, using the version in Cargo.toml. scripts/release_notes_test.py checks that the table links exactly the files in release.yml's FILES list, that the install and upgrade options exist, and that every file in release-notes/ renders; the Linux CI job runs it before compiling. release-notes/0.47.0.md summarizes 0.47.0 from #183-#190; the live v0.47.0 release page now carries it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * release-notes: summarize 0.48.0 v0.48.0 was published before the template landed, so its page holds only GitHub's generated list. release-notes/0.48.0.md summarizes it from #191-#198 so the page can be rewritten from the template: - upgrade notes: CONTROL_API_VERSION 21, so ThinkWatch Lite 2026.9.16 (core 0.47.0, protocol 20) does not connect to it and a server used with that app stays on 0.47.0; the request store's schema 20, which empties the request history on the first start (and again on the way back); the /in-flight shape, RequestStarted.session and the removed ChatgptUsage fields; - session and route on the start event, requests a rule decided without an upstream, the replayable /in-flight snapshot and the new /live fields, and /summary/routes (#197); - per-group unpriced and no-usage counts, and security log totals (#193); - the signed-in account on a ChatGPT account upstream (#195); - releases published from one job, the server guide and the crate metadata (#191), and the test port fix (#192). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * release-notes(0.48.0): say where the key is kept without naming the keychain Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Release v0.47.0: one control key + Noise handshake (#184), client adoption/scan moved to the desktop app (#186), remote control port (#187), configuration manual, server deployment and
twcore upgrade(#183), gateway listener swap fix (#188), proxies reject unknown fields (#185), watch test fix (#189).🤖 Generated with Claude Code