# Versions

> Every version of this repository that landed on dev, newest first, with the reader-code release each one serves and what changed, in a line.

*api.newsroom.sgit.ai · v0.2.14 (reader code v0.2.5) · this file is generated from the same source as <https://api.newsroom.sgit.ai/versions/>, so the two cannot drift. The site's index for agents: <https://api.newsroom.sgit.ai/llms.txt>.*

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- **v0.2.14** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): test_review's R2 injects the broken persona on the personas page and reloads, so the article page's next save cannot overwrite it before the check (CI runs 21 and 22 saw the page render).
- **v0.2.13** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): Every page's JSON-LD names its author, its publisher, its card and what it is about, as the newsroom's articles do; the README says what the site has.
- **v0.2.12** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): The bar has the newsroom's shape: eight groups with their pages under them, a dropdown on hover and on focus with no script, the group and the page marked; one list behind Menu on a phone.
- **v0.2.11** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): Search: the site searches itself with the API's own search and ask components, loaded from this host's release, over an index the build writes (search/docs.json, text.json) in the contract's format; a Search button in the bar; headings in HTML pages get ids.
- **v0.2.10** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): feed.xml: versions and releases as RSS, linked from every page's head and from llms.txt; the gate checks it is well formed and current.
- **v0.2.9** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): The footer takes the newsroom's shape: who makes this and under whose responsibility, the network line, the participant disclosure, the version line with the reader-code release; the gate checks each.
- **v0.2.8** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): A link-preview card for every page (og:image 1200x630 and the Twitter card), drawn by site/og.py in Newsprint's colours and committed; the gate fails a page without one.
- **v0.2.7** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): The backfill's grep named two matchers at once and would have matched nothing; one matcher.
- **v0.2.6** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): The deploy tags every version in the history that has none (each commit's subject carries its version), so several versions landing in one push each get their tag.
- **v0.2.5** (2026-10-15, reader code v0.2.5): Reader-code release: wire/wire.css wraps a story's long words (a URL as plain text in the lead story's corrections overflowed a phone; test_wire caught it). The first change to a served file since the move, recorded in the manifest with its reason.
- **v0.2.4** (2026-10-14, reader code v0.2.0): The website's gate (site/check.py): every reference resolves, canonical and chrome on every page, the sitemap and llms files agree with the tree, a key-leak tripwire. The map and the proof data are published on the host. This versions page.
- **v0.2.3** (2026-10-14, reader code v0.2.0): test_review pins R2 as the personas page being unusable in either form (blank, or the element failed), as CI run 13 saw.
- **v0.2.2** (2026-10-14, reader code v0.2.0): The website wears the newsroom's five themes: its token file and bootstrap, unchanged; the picker in the bar; one row from 1280 up; print and reduced motion; tests/test_site.mjs as the gate.
- **v0.2.1** (2026-10-14, reader code v0.2.0): Every change that lands on dev is a version: tools/version.json holds the repository's version beside the reader-code release; the deploy tags the version and refuses a missed bump.
- **v0.2.0** (2026-10-14, reader code v0.2.0): The second cut of the reader code, from the newsroom at v0.12.50 (74 files; SG Meter v1.4.1, the inbox, the graphs, the QR library); the release the newsroom pins at its v0.13.0. The tests re-adapted, test_graphs and test_inbox added.
- **v0.1.0** (2026-10-13, reader code v0.1.0): The first cut of the reader code, from the newsroom at v0.12.10 (63 files), the pipeline, the proof of the move, and the website for publishers, developers, evaluators and agents.
