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  Release v0.2.1 — architectural gate repair

  dtourolle released this 2026-07-30 08:41:45 +00:00 | 204 commits to master since this release

  Internal release. No user-visible change: the search refactor is a pure
  layer move whose acceptance criterion is byte-identical behaviour.

  Two dead safety nets restored — both had the same failure mode, a check
  that existed, was cited in the docs, and could not fail:

  • Traceability gate reported 158% coverage against denominators frozen at
    114 requirements while requirements.md had grown to 213. The 50%
    threshold was unreachable; coverage could have collapsed to 30% and CI
    would still have passed. Denominators now derive from requirements.md at
    run time, coverage is the intersection of traced and defined IDs, and a

    100% reading is a hard error. Real coverage: 85%. (DR-093)

  • Frontend boundary tripwire passed on the very leak it was written for:
    the pattern was anchored to the query site, so assigning the item-type
    array to a named const evaded it. Now matches item-type array literals
    anywhere in src/, with a capped allowlist. (DR-094)

  Search scope taxonomy moved into Rust (UR-049, DR-063). SearchScope +
  item_types() now own the scope→Jellyfin-item-type expansion; the frontend
  sends an opaque scope. Resolved once before the cache/server split so
  online and offline filter identically. Adding a type to a scope now
  touches zero frontend files — the criterion that failed before.

  Removed three broken, orphaned traceability scripts that shared one root
  cause (unscoped grep over ~40GB of target/); one reported "1 requirement"
  and printed "all requirements have implementations".

  Known follow-ups: result-side search grouping (GROUP_ITEM_TYPES) is still
  frontend-side; the player facade has 52 direct commands.player* bypasses
  and no automated check. Specs for both are in docs/specs/.

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