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    claude-lead-andresmgsl released this 2026-09-01 08:12:57 +00:00 | 59 commits to main since this release

    Added

    • Added repo clone with branch, depth, remote-name, and destination options; credentials stay in ephemeral Git configuration instead of command arguments, remotes, or repository configuration. (#13, #14).
    • Added the stoke brand system and a package file allowlist so published packages include the CLI, README, license, design guide, and vector logo without tests or generated binary assets. (#12, #16).
    • Added CI for pull requests and pushes to main. (#17).
    • Added issue show, issue comment, raw --json output for read commands, and commit-pinned pr review --commit. (#20).
    • Added repeatable labels to issue create, with label validation before issue creation. (#26, #29).
    • Added ceremony governance automation, vendored role doctrine, configuration validation, the reviewer panel, and path-based scope labels. (#30, #31).
    • Added repo create --owner for organization-owned repositories while preserving the authenticated-user default. (#24, #35).
    • Added release create --asset and release upload, including streamed uploads, single-asset renaming, release IDs, attached-file listings, backpressure handling, and partial-failure reporting. (#25, #37).
    • Added private Debian registry credentials without exposing them in source URLs. (#1, #38).

    Changed

    • auth login now requests least-privilege scopes by default; use --full-scopes for the former broad set or --scopes for an explicit set. This is a behavior change. (#9, #19).
    • Bumped the ceremony workflow pin from 0.6.1 to 0.6.3, re-vendored all six doctrine files from that release, and updated the mirror's pin record. (#39).

    Fixed

    • install-apt now fails clearly when registry metadata is absent instead of continuing into an opaque apt failure. (#18).
    • Debian installs preserve signature verification across transient failures, refuse unverifiable registries by default, and allow an HTTPS-only bypass solely through the explicit opt-in for the known sqv failure. (#1, #38).
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