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Release v0.0.88

· 14 dakikalık okuma
vNext Team
vNext Team
Burgan Tech Engineering

Overview​

This release adds two task types and moves authorization behind a provider seam. ExternalHttpTask (type 22) runs an HTTP call directly in the Orchestrator rather than routing it through the Execution service, sharing the existing HTTP configuration, scripting surface and reserved-header hardening with the remote HTTP task (#880). PythonTask (type 23) executes a main(input) contract across Python.NET, an isolated process, or a hardened Docker/Kubernetes container, with strict JSON in and out, centrally configurable limits and no silent fallback between modes (#921). Caller-role resolution becomes provider-based — default keeps today's in-process behaviour, morph-idm calls an external IDM once per request scope and fails closed — while the grant engine, transition.roles, availableIn[].roles, queryRoles, function.roles and schema x-roles all keep their semantics (#927). All distributed events now ride the transactional outbox: the EventHook infrastructure is removed, subflow terminal events additionally settle the parent immediately as a post-commit command with the Inbox handler as a durable deduplicated backup, and a loss-tolerant Dapr nudge wakes the poll loops after a commit — measured relay gap p99 65.9 ms (#927). Polling a parent with an active subflow gets a cache and a 304 for the first time, terminal settlement gains a durable SettledAt marker, and parent loads shrink to exactly the correlation they act on (#928). This release runs on component schema 0.0.53.

Release v0.0.85

· 20 dakikalık okuma
vNext Team
vNext Team
Burgan Tech Engineering

Overview​

This release adds the first genuinely parallel task type and cuts the read path's cost in half. FanOutTask (type 21) resolves a collection at runtime and runs a referenced inner task once per item concurrently, joining the outcomes by policy and writing one output to instance data — replacing the $self auto loop that cost N full pipeline hops with a single transition (#905). Component definitions gain an in-process L1 cache in front of the distributed store, keyed by the existing Redis keys so a publish makes stale entries unreachable by construction, plus a five-second generation-token memo that removes the token read from the hot path entirely (#898); script secret bundles are cached in-process with a short TTL and single-flight stampede protection, taking a cold ~8.5 ms vault read down to ~1 µs warm (#899). Traces get flat lanes — one lane per instance instead of nesting equal to chain depth — and job arming moves outside the instance status lock, taking the worst observed lock hold from 30.1 s to 48 ms (#900). Payload envelope detection is resolved by field set rather than a single property, and a rejected payload can no longer come back naming no field at all (#906). Finally, the script compiler and ScriptContext get a measurement-first optimization pass with new metrics, an opt-in PreserveNumericPrecision flag and a LegacyAppendPipeline kill-switch (#907). This release runs on component schema 0.0.53.

Release v0.0.76

· 8 dakikalık okuma
vNext Team
vNext Team
Burgan Tech Engineering

Overview​

This release adds AI to the task palette and sharpens the caching and concurrency primitives. A new Dapr Conversation task (TaskType = 20) invokes an LLM/AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Bedrock, …) provider-agnostically through the Dapr Conversation building block (#844). Function result caching gains vary-by headers — varyByHeaders / varyByHeaderPrefixes feed a varyKey(context) key-expression helper so one function keeps separate cache variants per header value (#839). Flow-level cache tuning is consolidated under a single attributes.config object (config.functionCache.ttlSeconds), the author-controlled TTL for the built-in instance functions (#846). Distributed resource locks become production-ready with idempotent release and automatic terminal cleanup (#840), plus a per-subInstance lock key for subflow terminal-outcome propagation (#845). Wizard states are now treated like normal states in the State/View functions (#838). The release also fixes author Content-Type preservation (#847), case-insensitive request-header normalization (#841), and init mappings support for publish (#848). This release runs on component schema 0.0.51.