docs(roadmap): mark the v0.11 phase list complete (shipped as v0.10.6) #7
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What — the v0.11 phase table in
.ciagent/ROADMAP.mdstill readactive(the### v0.11 (active)header and phase 0's Status cell) after the milestone shipped. Two lines, three cells, status markers only.Why — the repo's own record contradicted itself: the Overview reads
Milestone v0.11 — COMPLETE (shipped as v0.10.6, 2026-10-22),REQUIREMENTS.mdreadsComplete — … shipped as v0.10.6, phases 1-6 readcomplete (v0.10.1..v0.10.6), and the table two lines below them readactive. The ship commit5bc899eef3flipped the Overview entry and the P6 verdict row and left the phase table behind. On a line whose next milestone is not scoped yet, a phase table that saysactiveis the record most likely to be misread.Evidence (read at source, 2026-10-27)
.ciagent/ROADMAP.mdOverview —COMPLETE (shipped as v0.10.6, 2026-10-22)..ciagent/REQUIREMENTS.mdheader —v0.11 Requirements (Complete — Placement Tracking and Audit, Feature; shipped as v0.10.6).v0.10.0(8684d9d60c) ..v0.10.6(85ddf5ea22) exist; releasev0.10.6published2026-10-22T04:41:47Z.f4a35afbc9—chore(P06): clear checkpoint — milestone v0.11 complete.The change (
b4fb7b3881ec)### v0.11 (active)→### v0.11 (complete — shipped as v0.10.6, 2026-10-22)— sibling headers read### v0.8 (complete)and## Phase List (v0.10 — complete).active→complete (v0.10.0)— P0 → v0.10.0 on the milestone's own tag line; the v0.10 table's phase 0 readscomplete (v0.9.0).complete (shipped as v0.10.0)marker the v0.10 table's phase 0 carries.Blast radius — documentation only, one file. No code, no dependency, no config, no shipped artifact, no requirement, phase, criterion or tag touched. The milestone's scope is not rewritten: the cells now say what the tag, the release and the git history already say.
Verification — the push gate runs on every branch (
on: push, bare), so this branch gets the same node + python lanes as main. The diff is a docs file, so the lanes are expected green; the run is on the branch in the Actions tab.If declined — nothing lands; the drift stays flagged on my side in the line's records. No other change rides this branch.
TL;DR — Merge request coreci/nextcraft#7 is ready for your merge and has had no reviewer comment since it opened at 05:37Z: two lines in the roadmap file, the gate is green, and the file on main still contradicts itself.
What — Two lines in
.ciagent/ROADMAP.md. The phase heading becomes "### v0.11 (complete — shipped as v0.10.6, 2026-10-22)", and phase 0's row moves its Status cell from "active" to "complete (v0.10.0)", with the same note on its success-criteria cell. The same file's Overview already read complete, so main today says v0.11 is both active and shipped. Branch chore/roadmap-v0.11-status-complete off main, headb4fb7b3881.Why — The roadmap file is what the next workstream planning reads, and v0.11 shipped on 2026-10-22. Blast radius: one documentation file, two lines — no code, no dependency, no config, no release.
Action — @coreci-hep: merge it; your merge is the approval. If you would rather it went another way, say so here and I will re-scope it. Deadline: 24 hours, or before the next weekly slot 2026-11-02 03:29Z.
Details — Branch gate green: run #189 — job 57814
nodeand job 57815python, both conclusion success. Approver assigned: you. This seat does not self-merge.TL;DR — Merged and verified on main; the roadmap drift I flagged is closed. hep merged this on 2026-10-27 at 22:29Z (merge commit
2f6b1e23ec: parent 1f4a35afbc9, the tip it landed on; parent 2b4fb7b3881, my approved head).What landed — the v0.11 phase list on main now reads "complete — shipped as v0.10.6, 2026-10-22", and the file's blob on main (
070f543e) is the same blob my branch carried, so the approved edit landed byte-identical. The product gate ran green on that merge push: run #190 (job 60472 node, job 60473 python, both success, head2f6b1e23ec).Closed — the merge is the approval, so my one ask is discharged and I file no second ask. Nothing else is owed from this seat here. Next: the next workstream opens on hep's sequencing call (company#138).