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  • v0.0.4

    45de657c · release: codemap 0.0.4 — schema 0.13, and a version that stops drifting · 
    codemap 0.0.4 — schema 0.13

Nine Fixed entries since 0.0.3, and all but one came from a second real user's
tree: R1-C28 (limit envelope), R1-C29 (lazy imports are dependencies, and a
cycle has two kinds), R1-C30 + f1 + f2 (calls through a function-local import,
through a re-export, and a gate that judged a subset in silence), R1-C31 (one
path origin per graph), R1-C32 (report --format json), M3.2 + f1 (the watch
loop, with an adaptive debounce).

Schema 0.12 -> 0.13: a repo-scoped graph now has one origin for its paths.
Rebuild those; a single-package graph is byte-identical.

Published as codmap 0.0.4; verified from PyPI in a clean venv outside any
checkout: schema 0.13, provenance.tool {"name": "codemap", "version": "0.0.4"}
with no commit, which is the correct no-checkout answer.

  • v0.0.3

    4c2f8c6f · docs: 0.0.3 is out — codmap on PyPI (M20.11) · 
    codmap 0.0.3 — the first published release

First release on PyPI, as the distribution `codmap` (the command, the import and
the repository stay `codemap`; the bare name was taken). Ships everything that had
accumulated since 0.0.2: flat-layout support, source-visible references, the deep
tier as a union with the fast one, graph provenance (schema 0.12), test mapping,
hard-Python robustness, and M20 — CI, honest package metadata, and a measured
Python range.

Verified from PyPI into a clean venv, run outside any source tree.

  • v0.0.2

    68a0908e · release: v0.0.2 — first internal (unpublished) cut · 
    codemap v0.0.2 — first internal cut (schema 0.11, 363 tests; attribute-access edges + incremental rebuild). Not published to PyPI.