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iancris added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 29, 2026
Rollout Phase B consumer side. Raises the version>= floor to 10297.1.0 in all 7
fabric consumers and releases each package.

  package              version>=            package
  embed-llamacpp       10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.36.0 -> 0.37.0
  fabric               10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.9.0  -> 0.10.0
  llm-llamacpp         10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.47.0 -> 0.48.0
  model-fit            10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.7.0  -> 0.8.0
  ocr-ggml             10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.20.0 -> 0.21.0
  translation-nmtcpp   10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.12.0 -> 0.13.0
  vla-ggml             10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.23.0 -> 0.24.0

All seven are pre-1.0, so every one takes the minor path. translation-nmtcpp is
included in that: npm still shows latest 10.0.0 from its previous numbering, but
its main line was restarted at 0.x and origin/main is the authority.

v10297.1.0 spans 59 commits over 10297.0.0 — MTP drafter (#210), pipeline-parallel
ACCEL fix (#220), Metal optimisations (#216), Qwen4-Next (#218), fit host-memory
budgeting (#214) and a CUDA build-warning fix (#226).

llm-llamacpp's entry is dated rather than newly written: this PR already carried
the split-mode 'tensor' work under [Unreleased], and that work releases as 0.48.0.
model-fit's mobile-bundling fix does the same as 0.8.0. ocr-ggml and
translation-nmtcpp keep their empty [Unreleased] placeholders, with the dated
entry inserted below.

CI is expected to fail until the registry PR merges — version>= 10297.1.0 cannot
resolve before then. Retrigger afterwards.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
iancris added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 31, 2026
Rollout Phase B consumer side. Raises the version>= floor to 10297.1.0 in all 7
fabric consumers and releases each package.

  package              version>=            package
  embed-llamacpp       10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.36.0 -> 0.37.0
  fabric               10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.9.0  -> 0.10.0
  llm-llamacpp         10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.47.0 -> 0.48.0
  model-fit            10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.7.0  -> 0.8.0
  ocr-ggml             10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.20.0 -> 0.21.0
  translation-nmtcpp   10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.12.0 -> 0.13.0
  vla-ggml             10297.0.0 -> .1.0    0.23.0 -> 0.24.0

All seven are pre-1.0, so every one takes the minor path. translation-nmtcpp is
included in that: npm still shows latest 10.0.0 from its previous numbering, but
its main line was restarted at 0.x and origin/main is the authority.

v10297.1.0 spans 59 commits over 10297.0.0 — MTP drafter (#210), pipeline-parallel
ACCEL fix (#220), Metal optimisations (#216), Qwen4-Next (#218), fit host-memory
budgeting (#214) and a CUDA build-warning fix (#226).

llm-llamacpp's entry is dated rather than newly written: this PR already carried
the split-mode 'tensor' work under [Unreleased], and that work releases as 0.48.0.
model-fit's mobile-bundling fix does the same as 0.8.0. ocr-ggml and
translation-nmtcpp keep their empty [Unreleased] placeholders, with the dated
entry inserted below.

CI is expected to fail until the registry PR merges — version>= 10297.1.0 cannot
resolve before then. Retrigger afterwards.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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