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Use Native Server 3.3.1 in service journeys - #331
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Pin the Server version and index digest in the shared artifact tuple. Keep the published SDK, Workflow, CLI and Waterline versions unchanged, and direct the README to the tuple for current version identities. Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Source acceptance PASS on Both native candidate developer-image builds and Codespaces startup qualifications passed. Published PHP/Python/Rust timers, activity recovery and the other ordinary consumer journeys passed on the pinned Server 3.3.1 tuple. The full diagnostic matrix and published developer image remain separate follow-through. General selects one ready/merge operation with this exact head and a final tree/parent/signature readback. The topic stays until actual-main checks are terminal and successful. Then publish/verify the developer image; the full runtime diagnostic may run on this exact merged tuple in parallel with main checks. Native aliases and the GitHub Release remain unselected. |
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#331 merged once at 04:30:01 UTC as General selects one |
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Published-tuple full runtime diagnostic PASS: run42562269288, attempt1, exact merged main All nine required surfaces passed with none skipped: CLI start/result, the featured workflow, four corners, the full workflow/activity language matrix, signals/queries, task-codec refusals, type matrix, typed errors and Waterline. All nine PHP/Python/Rust workflow/activity combinations completed. Each language's repeated queries preserved state and its signal round trip passed. All three task-codec probe sets rejected unsupported envelopes before handlers/completion. Rust actually executed, and Waterline assets matched the installed package. The report binds this run/attempt and source, Server 3.3.1 at This completes the selected full diagnostic. It is not a benchmark or an unrun broad Server aggregate. Main's remaining timer workflows and the rebuilt/published developer image are still owed before release follow-through. No alias or GitHub Release was changed. |
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Actual-main custody passed on General selects exact-head topic cleanup and one |
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Developer-image publication and independent readback passed: run 42564090798, attempt 1, source All seven protected workflow jobs succeeded: both native architecture builds, index assembly, exact public SBOM scans, both anonymous startup qualifications and main-channel publication. Startup qualification took 105 seconds on amd64 and 93 seconds on arm64, within the existing 600-second bound. Both public The security artifact's ZIP hash matches GitHub metadata, with zero blocking policy rows on either architecture. Existing component-negative and reviewed/unfixed dispositions remain; this is not a blanket claim of zero vulnerabilities. A bounded read of each exact COPY layer also verifies the 473-byte embedded artifact tuple against Git blob Together with exact source/main custody, the full nine-surface diagnostic and ordinary consumer checks, this completes the selected Sample App follow-through for Native 3.3.1. No Cloud production adoption occurred. Local readback captures are bounded to the November 9 20:30 review; hosted security receipts retain their existing seven-day expiry. |



Service-mode journeys and the developer image currently default to Native Server 3.3.0. Update their shared artifact tuple to the published 3.3.1 image at
sha256:775e83d5584cd49722ecde379efa8be3cc0a0ba935f7d31131c70bcddb2ef788, which includes the seven qualified read/write reductions from server#1099. Point the README at the machine-owned tuple for current versions. SDKs, Workflow, CLI and Waterline stay at their existing published versions.Native publication, the published PHP replay/anchored checks, the exact Compose matrix and the shared corpus have passed on this image. This PR's normal checks must qualify the changed consumer tuple. After merge, General will run the full runtime matrix and publish/verify the developer image so its baked-in default also resolves to 3.3.1. No benchmark improvement is claimed.
Server release record: durable-workflow/server#325