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Changelog

All notable changes to plugin-character are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

0.2.0 — 2026-09-03

Added

  • The animated-character domain declaration (domain.json): the two character setup steps (verbatim base-relative — the static character domain stays in-repo and owns those assets) and the nine Stage R rig steps, appended after the base's FINAL steps via the registry's rigSteps vocabulary (harness ≥ 0.2.3). This plugin is now the canonical owner of the rig-step ORDER; the two-file pin in tests/test_domain_declaration.py guards it, and the freeze-before-bind rationale lives in that file's docstring. OpenSpec change: extract-animated-character (two-adversary review; command deviations from the old in-repo strings are enumerated in its design D4).
  • gate_rigging.py --payload <path> — the checklist-step mode: an explicit payload path with no workspace resolution, because the base pipeline's workspace is its checkout, which resolve_workspace refuses. --workspace remains the terminal gates.json mode.
  • Reference-doc drift pins (content hashes) for the two contract documents rig-contract-read reads from {plugin_dir}/reference/.

Changed

  • The rigging gate is declared blocking: false. Four of its twelve checks have no producer yet, an unevaluated check is honestly an error, so the gate cannot return pass on a healthy rig — a blocking declaration would halt any sweep on an honest verdict. Re-block trigger: the four producers exist and the gate passes the oracle rig. A fail is still recorded in the img2.gate-run aggregate; it just does not stop it.
  • clip-measure writes clip-features.json (the base step was stdout-only): --out is required because bare cwd resolution would hit the checkout refusal.
  • plugin.json: version 0.2.0, requires.harness: ">=0.2.3" (the release that admits rigSteps).

Rollback

Reverting to 0.1.0 removes the domain declaration: --profile animated-character fails loud naming the available profiles, and an in-flight workspace is refused until a provider returns — it resumes unchanged when one does. The base-side module deletion rolls back by git revert, not img2 remove.