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chore: back-merge v0.76.0 into develop - #840
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Three surfaces stop lying to you, and the last unshipped distribution channel starts publishing itself. - An account with no Flow access is told so, via its own exit 39, instead of being shown a selector-drift error and invited to file a bug (#833). - The containerised sign-in works on Windows and no longer points at a service that does not exist; the image pins its own version (#830). - An MCP agent's `project_name` is finally consumed — the worker had been reading a key nothing ever wrote (#628). - The Official MCP Registry publishes itself on release via OIDC (#829), and mcpservers.org approved the listing (#834). Version bumped in all six sites the hygiene gate checks: pyproject.toml, src/gflow_cli/__init__.py, .codex-plugin/plugin.json, plugins/gflow/.claude-plugin/plugin.json, server.json (x2) and uv.lock. Note for the next cut: skills/release/SKILL.md step 6 lists only the first three plus the plugin manifest — server.json and uv.lock are not in it, and only the hygiene gate caught them. That list wants fixing separately. Live verification: docs/LIVE_VERIFICATION_v0.76.0.md. $0, reads only. The decisive arm is #833's NEGATIVE control, run first-hand rather than relayed — `flow-pinhole-unavailable-screen` is 0 on both ffroliva and denon82 while `aisandbox-root` is 1, so the guard does not fire on accounts that have Flow access and the zero is a real absence rather than a page that never booted. Both accounts were in the /about state, which is where a presence/absence signal would have been mimicked, and this one was not. Recorded as NOT verified, with reasons: the Docker sign-in needs a WSL-integrated Docker host; the MCP Registry publish cannot be observed until this tag reaches main, since both triggers resolve the workflow from the default branch. #791 is NOT in this release. A fix passed eight council dimensions and was then withdrawn: it read the rendered DOM and claimed the signal was server-attested, which #756 refutes — the /about hop is decided client-side with zero requests to Flow, and the backend grants access while the frontend declines to open it. The probe would have reported authenticated users as logged out. PR #835 stays a draft. Gates at this tree: ruff, ruff format, repo hygiene, doc links, website PII, website mirror, council memory, release artifacts, uv lock --check — all pass. Wheel builds as 0.76.0: 138 entries, zero ZIP duplicates, console script present.
CI caught what no checklist names: `docker/Dockerfile`'s `ARG GFLOW_VERSION`. The gate that caught it shipped in #830, in this same release. tests/test_dockerfile_version_pin.py AssertionError: docker/Dockerfile installs gflow-cli==0.75.0 but this repo is at 0.76.0 That makes seven version sites across four disagreeing lists (#839): the four in skills/release/SKILL.md step 6, plus server.json (x2) and uv.lock which only check_repo_hygiene.py knows, plus this one which only its own test knows. SonarCloud's red was downstream, not independent — "No report was found for sonar.python.coverage.reportPaths using pattern coverage.xml", because the test job died before writing one. What was NOT bumped, deliberately: - docker/README.md's "Verified on this image" block and its what-is-verified table quote MEASUREMENTS — `gflow_cli : 0.75.0`, `✅ measured — gflow, version 0.75.0`. The container was not re-measured for 0.76.0 (it needs a WSL-integrated Docker host, recorded as a named blocker in LIVE_VERIFICATION_v0.76.0.md), so editing those numbers to match would fabricate a run. A quoted measurement that tracks pyproject.toml is not a measurement. The staleness is now stated in the file instead, next to the numbers, with what would settle it. The test's own docstring describes exactly this failure — the table "quietly became a false claim" — so making it true by editing would have inverted the gate's intent while satisfying it. - "as of v0.75.0" in docker-compose.yml, "Fixed in v0.75.0" in KNOWN_ISSUES, and the measured build output in docs/CONTAINER.md are all historical. Also updated: DISTRIBUTION.md's Official MCP Registry row said "ready — submit once v0.75.0 is on PyPI". #829 automates it and ships here, so the first run is this release's own job. Gates re-run green: hygiene, doc links, website PII, website mirror, council memory, release artifacts, and the docker pin test (4 passed).
chore(release): v0.76.0
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe release metadata now identifies version 0.76.0. Changelog, project status, distribution, Docker, and live-verification documentation record the release contents, verification results, and remaining open checks. Changes0.76.0 Release Alignment
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The release metadata is aligned, but the package module still needs its required type annotation before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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…ct my own claim I wrote "automated — first run is v0.76.0's own release job" into DISTRIBUTION.md during the v0.76.0 cut. It is false, and I found out by checking rather than by someone reporting it. Measured on v0.76.0: a real GitHub Release was published (draft=false, prerelease=false, 06:41:28Z), mcp-registry.yml is on the default branch, and `gh run list --workflow=mcp-registry.yml` returned zero runs, ever. The cause is the token, not timing. release.yml creates the Release with softprops/action-gh-release using the default GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub does not start workflow runs from GITHUB_TOKEN-created events. The trigger is structurally dead and will not start working at the next release. ffroliva#841. Also records the ordering trap, because it bit during this same release and is recurring while ffroliva#841 is open: `workflow_dispatch` publishes whatever server.json says ON THE DISPATCHED REF. I dispatched from develop before the back-merge landed and it published 0.75.0 — successfully, green, pointing at a superseded version. Corrected by re-dispatching after ffroliva#840, and the registry now carries 0.76.0 active. So the real sequence until ffroliva#841 is fixed is: tag -> release -> back-merge -> dispatch. Nothing enforces that order, which is why it is now written down next to the step rather than left as tribal knowledge. Refs ffroliva#829, ffroliva#841
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Back-merges
main(v0.76.0,d98595aa) intodevelop. Routine but never skippable — a missed back-merge leavesmainahead and the next release branch hits conflicts onpyproject.toml,__init__.pyandCHANGELOG.md.Brings across: the version bump in all seven sites, the migrated
CHANGELOGsection,docs/PROJECT_STATUS.md's new Current release,docs/LIVE_VERIFICATION_v0.76.0.md, and thedocs/INDEX.mdwiring.Verified, not assumed
The merge was clean, which is exactly when this one goes wrong silently — a
main → developCHANGELOG back-merge is known to duplicate the version heading without producing a conflict:## [0.76.0]headings## [Unreleased]headings[Unreleased]→compare/v0.76.0...HEAD,[0.76.0]→compare/v0.75.0...v0.76.0check_repo_hygiene.pySummary by CodeRabbit
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