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This changelog records notable changes to the project over time. Each entry is grouped by version number and includes a release date, a summary of what changed, and any action you need to take when upgrading. Entries are listed in reverse chronological order so the latest changes are always at the top.

v1.0.0

Released: 2026-04-18 This is the initial public release. It establishes the core foundation of the project and includes everything you need to get started.

Added

  • Initial project scaffold with recommended directory structure and configuration defaults.
  • Core feature set covering the primary use case documented in the README.
  • Environment-based configuration supporting development, staging, and production modes.
  • Runtime override support via environment variables using the APP_ prefix.
  • Built-in configuration validation command (npm run config:validate).
  • Built-in health check command (npm run health) to verify dependencies and configuration.
  • MIT license.

Notes for new users

Because this is the first release, there are no migration steps. Follow the Getting Started instructions in the FAQ to set up your environment and run the project for the first time.

How to read this changelog

Each version entry uses the following sections where applicable:
SectionWhat it covers
AddedNew features or capabilities that did not exist before.
ChangedModifications to existing behavior that are backward-compatible.
DeprecatedFeatures that still work but are scheduled for removal in a future release.
RemovedFeatures that have been deleted and are no longer available.
FixedBug fixes and corrections to unintended behavior.
SecurityPatches for vulnerabilities — update promptly when you see these.
This format follows the Keep a Changelog convention and uses Semantic Versioning.
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