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Release Note ​

This page summarizes published Firefly versions. Each version records only the scope handled by that release; installation and environment setup remain in the deployment guide.

VersionRelease dateFeatures in this version
v1.1.4September 24, 2026Recoverable-execution hardening: bounded asynchronous readiness, isolated backfill and replay, durable event aggregation, corrected resource/SLA semantics, and complete release gates
v1.1.3September 3, 2026Business-time windows, data-readiness conditions, event coalescing, resumable backfill, execution replay, resource-aware scheduling, and SLA budgets
v1.1.2September 1, 2026Modular project structure, batch partitioning foundations, dependency condition gates, and production deployment version consistency
v1.1.1August 30, 2026Scheduling semantics and business-calendar foundations, idempotent triggers and batch-result wiring, multi-select calendar UI, and JDBC calendar/import-batch migrations
v1.0.8August 25, 2026Release consistency and verification: aligned Docker/Compose versions, CI compatibility checks, trace version identity, and bounded carriers
v1.0.6August 9, 2026Runtime stability and resource boundaries: timing-index recovery, local worker backpressure, atomic FORBID, batched lease renewal, revision throttling, and bounded HTTP executors
v1.0.5Not released separatelyNon-Spring Java integration candidate; the work was formally delivered in v1.0.6
v1.0.4August 4, 2026Scheduler reliability verification: same-due-time PostgreSQL stress tests, concurrent Scheduler/Outbox contention checks, resource observations, and a repeatable stress-test entry point
v1.0.3August 2, 2026Runtime ownership and input boundaries: transactional Execution/Outbox entry points, typed critical Admin writes, bounded worker shutdown, typed Netty frames, and a versioned snapshot envelope
v1.0.2July 31, 2026Architecture and recovery boundaries: declarative Admin RBAC, Netty wire models and backpressure, plugin API levels, JDBC fencing, real-database failure verification, and controlled shard expansion
v1.0.1July 29, 2026Production hardening: secure defaults, database migrations, bounded executor resources, dispatch timeouts, Starter health reporting, and reproducible builds

For new deployments or the database initialization script, see Deployment.

Released under the Apache-2.0 License.