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## Summary - Add `eslint-plugin-security` and `eslint-plugin-sonarjs` for code quality - Set `noInlineConfig: true` - prevents eslint-disable (fix code, not rules) - Fix 26 warnings (92 → 66 remaining) ## Changes - **no-param-reassign (9 → 0)**: Use local variables instead of mutating params - **no-nested-conditional (11 → 0)**: Extract nested ternaries to helper functions - **detect-unsafe-regex (1 fixed)**: Replace ReDoS-vulnerable nested quantifier - **no-invariant-returns (2 → 0)**: File override for message handler pattern - **Misc (3)**: Dead eslint-disable, collection size, character class ## Remaining Warnings (66) Architectural (complexity, max-lines) or false positives for CLI patterns. Closes #100 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary Reduces planner verbosity from 12KB to ~3KB, fixing "No messages returned" Claude CLI bug. ## Problem Planner generates verbose plans (12KB+) that bloat worker context: - Paragraphs explaining WHY instead of WHAT - Redundant file descriptions - Code examples for trivial changes - 200+ word acceptance criteria This triggers Claude CLI bug: "No messages returned" ## Solution Added **OUTPUT CONCISENESS (CRITICAL)** section to planner prompt: - Target: <3000 words total - Forbidden: paragraphs, background, redundant descriptions - Required: bullet points, imperative commands, <50 word criteria - Examples: verbose (bad) vs concise (good) ## Expected Impact - PLAN_READY message: 12KB → 3-4KB (~70% reduction) - Worker context stays under threshold - No more "No messages returned" errors ## Testing - ✅ Template parses correctly (no JSON errors) - ✅ Pre-commit validation passes - ✅ All emojis preserved (UTF-8 encoding correct) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fixes CI security audit failures by: - Adding `--omit=dev` flag to `npm audit` command (only audit production dependencies) - Adding npm overrides for vulnerable dev dependencies (diff, tar, undici) These vulnerabilities are in dev dependencies (semantic-release, mocha) and don't affect the published package. The `--omit=dev` flag allows CI to pass while still catching real production security issues. Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…r status reports (#107) ## Summary - Remove phase-focused instructions from planner - output flat numbered steps instead - Tighten CRITICAL classification - only when DIRECTLY modifying auth/billing/secrets/destructive ops - Fix worker outputting status reports instead of doing work - add "DO THE WORK. DON'T REPORT STATUS." ## Changes ### Planner - Remove SCOPE REDUCTION, SILENT PHASE OMISSION sections - Remove delegation/sub-agent schema - Add simple flat numbered steps format - Forbid: "Phase 1", "Phase 2", "Future work", delegation ### Worker - Add prominent "DO THE WORK. DON'T REPORT STATUS." warning - Forbid outputs like "Infrastructure exists but 0% completed..." - Require every response to include tool calls that MAKE CHANGES ### Conductor - Tighten CRITICAL: only when code DIRECTLY modifies auth logic, payment processing, secrets, destructive DB ops - Reverse bias: "If unsure between STANDARD and CRITICAL, choose STANDARD" - Add cost context: CRITICAL uses Opus + 4 validators = expensive - Add NOT CRITICAL examples: refactoring, types, tests, code organization ## Test plan - [x] JSON syntax valid - [x] All tests pass - [ ] Test planner produces flat steps (manual) - [ ] Test conductor classifies refactors as STANDARD (manual) - [ ] Test worker executes instead of reporting (manual) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Problem
The adversarial-tester validator caused 21-minute Claude API calls that
ended with `No messages returned` errors when validating large
implementations (197+ routes).
**Incident:** Cluster `rushing-sphinx-39` crashed at 15:41:57 with:
```
Error: No messages returned
at aAB (/$bunfs/root/claude:5327:813)
```
**Root cause:** Prompt too large for Claude API context window.
## Solution
Removed adversarial-tester agent definition from full-workflow.json
(lines 580-705).
**New validator lineup:**
- validator-requirements (always)
- validator-code (validator_count >= 2)
- validator-security (validator_count >= 3)
- validator-tester (validator_count >= 4)
**With default validator_count=2:**
- 4 agents total: planner, worker, validator-requirements,
validator-code
- Down from 5 agents (removed adversarial-tester)
## Verification
- ✅ Template validation passed
- ✅ JSON structure valid
- ✅ All 6 remaining agents present
- ✅ Pre-commit hooks passed (prettier, typecheck, template validation)
Add single-session execution scope constraint to planner
Branch protection requires PRs, but semantic-release git plugin pushes directly. Remove it - npm publish and GitHub release still work. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Eivind Meyer <eivind.meyer@ksat.no> Co-authored-by: Michael Eichelbeck <141341133+mkceichelbeck@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: tomdps <tom.dupuis24@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: tomdps <60640908+tomdps@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Michael Eichelbeck <michael.eichelbeck.ext@wtsde.onmicrosoft.de>
…rt (#116) Updates the README announcement to highlight: - OpenCode CLI support - Multi-platform issue backends (GitHub, GitLab, Jira, Azure DevOps)
Removes 'mix providers in multi-agent workflows' claim - technically supported but not practically used or tested.
Resolves conflicts between main and dev, keeps fixed provider claim --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Eivind Meyer <eivind.meyer@ksat.no> Co-authored-by: Michael Eichelbeck <141341133+mkceichelbeck@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: tomdps <tom.dupuis24@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: tomdps <60640908+tomdps@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Michael Eichelbeck <michael.eichelbeck.ext@wtsde.onmicrosoft.de>
## Summary - add context metrics helper and emit JSON metrics with truncation tracking - refactor context builder to compute section breakdowns without changing prompt output - add unit + integration tests for context metrics and ledger emission ## Testing - npm run lint (warnings only, existing) - npm run typecheck - npm run test:all (fails in this environment: existing suite failures + env issues; ran before fixing the new integration test) - npx mocha --no-config tests/integration/context-metrics.test.js --timeout 180000
Closes #128. ## Summary - Implement context source selection semantics (latest/oldest/all) with amount/limit handling and updated validation. - Apply the same selection logic to sub-cluster parent topic selection and templates. - Fix PR-mode completion for git-pusher, output extraction, and orchestrator storage dir handling. - Avoid blessed-contrib picture widget import in TUI layouts to prevent Node 20 MemoryReadableStream crash. - Add/adjust tests for new selection behavior and template expectations. ## Testing - npm test - npm run lint (warnings only)
## Summary - replace legacy truncation with context pack budgeting - add pack metrics + priority/compact validation - update templates and add tests for pack behavior ## Testing - npm run lint - npm run test:all Fixes #131
## Summary - add state snapshot builder and publisher with durable STATE_SNAPSHOT updates - wire snapshotter into orchestrator start/load/resume and stop/kill paths - update base templates/context validation and add tests ## Testing - npm run lint - npm run test:all
## Summary - document context selection, packs, state snapshot, and metrics with Mermaid diagrams - align contextStrategy sources to explicit latest semantics and add STATE_SNAPSHOT for debug investigator - update contributor example and link new docs ## Testing - npm run lint (warnings only) - npm run test:all - npm run validate:templates - npm run typecheck (pre-commit hook)
## Summary - only apply provider override when explicitly set (CLI flag/env) - add unit test covering provider override resolution ## Testing - npx mocha tests/unit/cli-provider-override.test.js Fixes #140
## Summary - detect platform-mismatch CANNOT_VALIDATE results and retry validators in docker isolation - skip platform-mismatch reasons when validator runs in docker - add platform mismatch detection tests ## Testing - npm run lint - npm run test Fixes #142
) ## Summary - Bump codex provider reasoning effort levels for better quality on complex tasks - level1: low → medium - level2: medium → high - level3: high → xhigh The `xhigh` reasoning effort allows the model to think longer for better answers on complex tasks. ## Test plan - [x] Existing tests pass (reasoning effort validation allows all four values) - [ ] Manual test with `zeroshot run --provider codex` to verify xhigh is passed correctly 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - fail fast on Windows in preflight with clear guidance - document Windows deferral rationale in README ## Testing - npm run typecheck - npm run validate:templates - npm run lint (warnings only)
## Summary\n- load persisted clusters before CLI resume fallback to task\n- add unit test to guard resume loading\n\n## Testing\n- npx mocha tests/unit/cli-resume-loads-clusters.test.js\n\nFixes #103
## Summary\n- detect "No messages returned" from Claude CLI in task watchers, terminate the child, and mark the task failed\n- surface the error in agent error context and grant a one-time retry for this transient failure\n- add unit coverage for fatal error detection\n\n## Testing\n- `npx mocha tests/unit/claude-fatal-error-detection.test.js` (failed: mocha picked up the full suite due to .mocharc; failures include missing better-sqlite3 and existing test failures in this environment)
Adds PRD and multi-stage implementation plan for the Ink-based Zeroshot TUI replacement. Docs: - docs/tui-v2/PRD.md - docs/tui-v2/IMPLEMENTATION_PLAN.md
## Summary\n- log detailed diagnostics when Claude CLI returns "No messages returned"\n- include latest Claude debug file path + tail, status output tail, and task metadata\n\n## Testing\n- pre-commit hooks (eslint/prettier, typecheck, template validation)\n- pre-push lint + typecheck
…160) ## Summary The `validator-requirements` agent was crashing with `error_max_structured_output_retries` because its JSON schema was too complex for Claude CLI's `--json-schema` structured output feature. **Root cause:** The nested `criteriaResults` array (objects with nested `evidence` object and enum constraints) was too hard for the model to produce reliably. After 5 internal retries, the CLI threw the error. **Fix:** Make `criteriaResults` optional (removed from `required` array) in both: - `full-workflow.json` - `quick-validation.json` This means: - `approved` and `summary` are still required (model produces these correctly) - `criteriaResults` becomes best-effort (produced when model can, gracefully omitted when not) - Downstream consumers already handle missing/partial `criteriaResults` Fixes #159 ## Test plan - [x] Validated templates pass (`npm run validate:templates`) - [ ] Re-run a STANDARD task to verify validator-requirements completes without crashing --- 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - Provider-level retryable error detection (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google) - Orchestrator robustness improvements with proper error propagation - Agent lifecycle improvements with better state management - TUI renderer enhancements for error visibility - Settings handling improvements ## Test plan - [x] Unit tests for provider retryable errors - [x] Orchestrator tests for error scenarios 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - avoid treating "Task not found"/"Process terminated" substrings inside JSON logs as fatal - only treat standalone fatal lines as no-output - add output-extraction unit tests for fatal-string handling ## Testing - npm test Fixes #165
… (no runtime behavior change)
## Summary - Worktree auto-cleanup after successful --ship - Git-pusher merge reliability (3 root causes fixed) Cherry-picked from fix/completed-state-lifecycle branch. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - add resolved-topology validation for conductor routes (all 12 complexity/taskType combinations) - validate resolved routes with injected completion handler and critical quick-validation augmentation - strengthen flow checks for completion reachability and trigger schema contract mismatches - add regressions for conductor+runtime validation, dead-end flow, missing content.data keys, and optional-chain behavior ## Verification - npx mocha tests/config-validator.test.js tests/unit/template-validation-deep.test.js --timeout 30000 - npm run validate:templates Closes #418
## Summary - add bounded random topology simulation to template preflight - sample agent outputs from declared JSON schemas - execute trigger logic, hook transforms, and CLUSTER_OPERATIONS in simulation - expose CLI flags: --sim=random, --samples, --sample-steps, --sample-ms, --random-scope - add focused unit tests for sound-path pass and loop-path fail ## Verification - npx mocha tests/unit/simulate-random-topology.test.js --timeout 60000 - npm run validate:templates - node scripts/validate-templates.js --sim=random --samples=1 --sample-steps=300 --sample-ms=2000 (expected to fail on currently unsound default routes)
## Summary - add explicit completion-detector agent to debug-workflow on approved VALIDATION_RESULT - remove meta-coordinator "skip" action path from full-workflow CRITICAL mode - ensure stage coordinator always publishes CLUSTER_OPERATIONS for valid actions ## Why - debug-workflow could dead-end because injected completion logic waits for IMPLEMENTATION_READY, which debug flow never emits - CRITICAL full-workflow allowed schema-valid "skip" output that produced no follow-up operations ## Verification - npm run validate:templates
…#425) ## Summary - Extract dynamic topic scanning into reusable `extractDynamicTopicsFromScript` function - Scan both `logic.script` and `transform.script` for dynamic topic publishing (catches conductor agent patterns) - Add conductor-aware completion handler detection (no false positive warnings for conductor-driven clusters) - Remove `CONDUCTOR_ESCALATE` from external topics (no longer needed) - Add `detached-startup` library with `waitForClusterRegistration` for daemon mode reliability - Tests for all new functionality Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - `worktree.setup` in `.zeroshot/settings.json` was defined but never consumed - Worktrees were created without running the configured setup command (e.g. `npm ci`) - This caused missing `node_modules`, broken `tsc`, and 2646 phantom TypeScript errors during validation ## Fix Read `worktree.setup` from repo settings in `createWorktree()` and `execSync()` it in the worktree directory after creation. Fails fast if the command fails. ## Test plan - [x] New integration test: creates settings with `"setup": "touch setup-ran.marker"`, verifies marker file exists after worktree creation - [x] All 20 existing worktree tests pass - [x] Pre-push lint + typecheck pass Co-authored-by: CI Test <ci-test@covibes.ai> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - Add standalone `src/lib/gc.js` module for garbage-collecting orphaned worktree directories and database files - Add `zeroshot gc` CLI command with `--dry-run` flag - Add disk space guard in `createWorktree()` — fails fast if <10GB available - Add auto-GC when disk usage >80% before creating new worktrees ## Context Heroshot run for epic #1608 failed because 103 orphaned worktrees consumed 141GB (disk at 94%). New cluster spawns hit `spawnSync ETIMEDOUT` under disk I/O pressure. This is a recurring bug — same failure hit sec-009 (#1243). ## Architecture `src/lib/gc.js` is a standalone module with ZERO dependencies on Orchestrator or IsolationManager (avoids circular dependency). All operations are synchronous so it can be called from any context. - `gcOrphanedWorktrees()` — main GC function (compares worktree dirs against clusters.json) - `countOrphanedWorktrees()` — for error messages - `getDiskSpace()` — uses `fs.statfsSync()` (Node 18+) - Orchestrator delegates to standalone module, passing in-memory cluster IDs as `extraKnownIds` - IsolationManager calls standalone module directly (no async issues) ## Test plan - [ ] `zeroshot gc --dry-run` lists orphaned worktrees without deleting - [ ] `zeroshot gc` removes orphaned worktrees and .db files - [ ] Creating worktree on nearly-full disk (<10GB) gives clear error with `zeroshot gc` suggestion - [ ] Auto-GC triggers when disk >80% and orphans exist - [ ] No circular dependency issues (gc.js has zero imports from orchestrator/isolation-manager) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - Set explicit 5-minute timeout for worktree setup command (npm ci) in `createWorktree()` ## Root Cause `safe-exec.js` enforces a 30s default timeout on all `execSync()` calls. The worktree setup runs `npm ci` without an explicit timeout, inheriting the 30s default. On the covibes repo (2197 packages), `npm ci` takes 60-120s → `spawnSync /bin/sh ETIMEDOUT` kills the daemon before it registers in `clusters.json` → heroshot sees spawn timeout → `retries_exhausted`. This was the ACTUAL root cause of the heroshot #1608 spawn failures (not disk space — disk was at 46% after cleanup). ## Test plan - [ ] `zeroshot run <issue> --ship --worktree` completes npm ci without ETIMEDOUT - [ ] Daemon registers in clusters.json after worktree setup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary - protect the active cluster id (from `ZEROSHOT_CLUSTER_ID`) from orphan GC decisions - make GC default skip DB-file deletion while running in active cluster context - add unit coverage for extraKnownIds + env-based protection behavior ## Validation - npx eslint src/lib/gc.js tests/unit/gc-orphan-protection.test.js - npx mocha tests/unit/gc-orphan-protection.test.js --timeout 120000 - npx mocha tests/unit/detached-startup.test.js --timeout 120000 - npx mocha tests/orchestrator.test.js --grep "missing \\.db file for cluster" --timeout 120000
## Summary - add `zeroshot inspect <id>` for cluster/task process inspection - include task staleness and missing-log diagnostics - expose live process activity from the CLI and keep human/json output paths ## Validation - `npm test -- tests/unit/inspect-command.test.js tests/unit/cli-inspect-command.test.js` - `npm run typecheck` - `npm run validate:templates` - `node cli/index.js inspect turquoise-pulse-17 --json --sample-ms 200` --------- Co-authored-by: CI Test <ci-test@covibes.ai>
Normalize orchestrator PR completion detection so equivalent completion handlers resolve consistently.\n\nThis avoids divergent completion state when the same handler is represented with different shapes across cluster state and config. Co-authored-by: CI Test <ci-test@covibes.ai>
Fixes the ship-mode failure where TRIVIAL TASK/DEBUG routes produced an invalid topology after git-pusher injection. Adds router and template-validation regression tests for PR-mode conductor routes. Co-authored-by: CI Test <ci-test@covibes.ai>
Prevent auto-PR debug routes from wedging after validator approval. - normalize debug workflow handoff onto IMPLEMENTATION_READY - make template preflight validate real stage-start producers instead of synthesizing them - add regression coverage for the broken STANDARD DEBUG autoPr route Co-authored-by: CI Test <ci-test@covibes.ai>
## Summary\n- await shutdown when replacing an existing agent with the same id\n- add a regression covering async stop/start handoff ordering\n- harden the stale-cluster replacement path observed after validator rejection\n\n## Verification\n- npm test -- --grep "add_agents duplicate ID handling"\n- npx mocha tests/add-agents-trigger-merge.test.js tests/message-buffering-while-busy.test.js tests/two-stage-validation.test.js tests/cluster-operations.test.js\n- npm run check\n- GIT_AUTHOR_NAME=Codex GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL=codex@example.com GIT_COMMITTER_NAME=Codex GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL=codex@example.com npm test Co-authored-by: Codex <codex@example.com>
Clarify that development work integrates into dev and main is release-only promotion from dev.\n\n- reinforce dev -> main release flow in CLAUDE.md\n- add postmortem prevention note for detached PR-base incident
## Summary - Upgrade Codex provider default model from `gpt-5.3-codex` to `gpt-5.4-codex` in model catalog and level mappings - Update corresponding test assertions ## Test plan - [x] `settings-providers.test.js` passes with updated model name --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
#467) ## Summary - Add npm overrides for `lodash@>=4.17.24` and `marked@>=15.0.7` - `blessed-contrib` depends on vulnerable versions that can't be upgraded without breaking changes - Overrides force safe transitive dependency versions ## Context `npm audit --audit-level=moderate --omit=dev` was failing on all PRs due to lodash Code Injection (GHSA-r5fr-rjxr-66jc) and Prototype Pollution (GHSA-f23m-r3pf-42rh). This blocked the merge queue for all PRs. ## Test plan - [x] `npm audit --audit-level=moderate --omit=dev` returns 0 vulnerabilities - [x] `npm test` passes
## Summary - Add `worktree-tooling-env.js` — resolves worktree-local tool bin directories from `.zeroshot/tooling-env.json` metadata - Prepend resolved tool bins to PATH in `claude-task-runner.js` and `agent-task-executor.js` before spawning agents - Handles submodule `.git` traversal (prefers ancestor with tooling metadata over nested submodule roots) - Symlink escape protection (realpath validation against worktree root) ## Context When zeroshot runs in `--worktree` mode, a bootstrap script may install tool wrappers (e.g. `crg`, `rox`, `cix`) into `.zeroshot/bin/` and persist metadata in `.zeroshot/tooling-env.json`. Without this change, spawned agent tasks don't have that bin on PATH and can't find the tools. ## Test plan - [x] Unit tests for `worktree-tooling-env.js` (nested cwd, submodule traversal, symlink escape) - [x] Unit test for `ClaudeTaskRunner._buildSpawnEnv` worktree forwarding
## Summary - validate nested sub-cluster configs from the main config validator to avoid circular loading through the schema module - inject child orchestrator creation into the sub-cluster wrapper instead of requiring the orchestrator directly - keep sub-cluster schema focused on shape validation while preserving recursive validation and wrapper behavior ## Verification - npm run typecheck - npx mocha tests/config-validator.test.js tests/nested-cluster.test.js
Curate the provider-helper, runtime reliability, and pusher repair work onto public dev while preserving #470. Remove the Rust TUI release surface. Keep package metadata limited to registry dependencies, omit tarball inputs, and keep external tool assumptions out of published artifacts. BREAKING CHANGE: Rust TUI commands, binaries, release assets, and install-time TUI download support are removed from this release.
Harden the CodeQL findings blocking the release PR without changing provider or orchestration behavior. This keeps config-script execution as an explicit sandboxed Zeroshot contract, creates release helper files through safer filesystem primitives, and preserves existing detached setup state when the cluster registry already exists. Validation: - npm run check:agent-cli-provider:ci - npx mocha tests/unit/detached-startup.test.js tests/config-validator.test.js tests/substitute-template.test.js --timeout 30000 - npx eslint lib/detached-startup.js src/agent-cli-provider/schema.ts src/agent/agent-hook-executor.js src/config-validator.js tests/agent-cli-provider/parity.test.js tests/unit/detached-startup.test.js
Remove stale Rust/Node TUI architecture and debugging references from public repo guidance now that the TUI is intentionally unavailable in this release. This keeps the explicit unavailable-command/user-facing note, but removes references to deleted implementation paths and release assets. Validation: - npx prettier --check AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md CONTRIBUTING.md README.md - npx mocha tests/unit/release-hygiene.test.js tests/unit/cli-invalid-command.test.js --timeout 30000 - commit hook: npm run typecheck; npm run validate:templates - push hook: npm run lint; npm run typecheck
## Summary - run the release job on Node 24 so npm is new enough for Trusted Publishing/OIDC - set the npm registry URL in setup-node - remove the stale NPM_TOKEN fallback from semantic-release so CI uses trusted publishing ## Validation - prior release rerun passed package verification before failing OIDC/token auth - workflow-only change; release job will validate package again before publishing ## Release note This is release infrastructure only and does not change package contents.
## Summary - make main merge-queue runs emit the same install-matrix contexts required by main protection - accept both `main` and `refs/heads/main` merge-group base refs - also match the GitHub queue ref prefix for main ## Verification - workflow-only change - fixes the merge queue waiting for missing install-matrix contexts
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devadvanced and the upstream squash-history PR became dirty. The replacement PR keeps the target tree delta scoped to the workflow fixes needed for release publishing.