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    # CommandKit v0.2.0

    eric released this 2026-10-18 13:53:07 +00:00

    Summary

    CommandKit v0.2.0 replaces the core registration API with reusable captured
    command declarations and moves ConfigKit and PromptKit support into independently
    versioned optional modules. This is a source-only release with incompatible API
    changes from v0.1.0.

    Changes

    • Capture typed command specifications with NewCommand, then install the
      resulting Command declarations through commandkit.New or App.Register.
      Installation validates a batch before changing the application's registry.
    • Reuse captured declarations across applications. Typed bindings preserve
      supplied values separately from defaults, and input construction occurs only
      when execution reaches the command.
    • Keep ConfigKit and PromptKit dependencies outside the core module. Applications
      explicitly import integrations and install their returned declarations.
    • Adopt ReleaseKit v0.4.2 for independently versioned module publication. It
      remains a maintainer tool dependency; production packages do not import it.

    Compatibility and upgrade

    The consumer minimum remains Go 1.26.0. The selected maintainer release
    toolchain remains Go 1.26.8.

    Consumers upgrading from v0.1.0 must rewrite command declarations, typed
    bindings, and installation wiring for the captured declaration API. There is no
    compatibility layer for the earlier registration API. Move configuration
    integration code to
    gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/CommandKit/integrations/ckconfig, and PromptKit
    integration code to
    gitea.maximumdirect.net/eric/CommandKit/integrations/ckprompt.

    The integrations' initial releases are each v0.1.0; their version numbers are
    independent of core and upstream dependency versions. They add native
    configuration comparison, richer source evidence, PromptKit requirements
    discovery and validation, five catalogs, and opt-in smoke testing. Their own
    release notes describe the features and operator changes:

    See the consumer guide
    for migration examples and the
    CLI reference
    for standard command and report contracts.

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