release: v0.1.1206 - #3415
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Superseded by #3417, which consolidates this with the other queued render-path fixes plus the v0.1.1206 bump so one queue pass lands the set. Dequeued from the merge queue to avoid this merging underneath the consolidated branch and leaving it empty or conflicting. Please do not re-queue — merge #3417 instead. Closing once that lands. |
Bumps the framework to v0.1.1206 so the two render-path fixes now in the merge queue can reach production.
What this release carries
409 Unknown dependency snapshot, so no page hydratedBoth are green and queued ahead of this PR (positions 3 and 4). This one is deliberately last so a single release ships both.
Why it is a separate PR
The bump belonged in #3411, but that branch is already in the merge queue and GitHub refuses pushes to queued branches:
Dequeuing a green PR to slip a version line in is more disruptive than a three-line release PR, so this is the smaller move.
Contents
deno.json,src/utils/version-constant.ts, and the generated hydration runtime, which embeds the version string. Three files, +3/-3.Regenerating the hydration runtime is not optional: it carries the version literal, and a stale copy reds
ci (typecheck)rather than failing anywhere obvious. Verified no0.1.1205remains in any of the three.After this merges
Publishing v0.1.1206 is only the first link. Production still needs: framework release →
repository_dispatch→ veryfront-server rebuild → staging verification → production promotion PR. Until that finishes, hosted pages still do not hydrate.