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Bump to 1.0.2-pre and pin feature recommendation to :1#42

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Bump to 1.0.2-pre and pin feature recommendation to :1#42
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@dnegstad dnegstad commented May 5, 2026

Summary

  • Open the post-1.0.1 development cycle by bumping the feature manifest, all three workspace packages, and package-lock.json to 1.0.2-pre.
  • Update every README example (and the feature manifest description shown in the catalog) to pin the feature to :1 instead of :latest (or unpinned, which behaves the same).

Why

The devcontainer CLI's :latest resolution can lag behind the actual most-recent published release — users following the previous README guidance ended up pinned to 1.0.0 even after 1.0.1 shipped. Pinning the major-version tag :1 moves forward with every 1.x release without exposing users to breaking changes from a future major.

Test plan

  • node test/validate-feature.mjs — all checks pass with the bumped version.
  • After merge, normal release workflow publishes 1.0.2 and updates the :1 floating tag.

https://claude.ai/code/session_018AmRDWxPGu5bHLKYfunWMj


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claude added 2 commits May 5, 2026 23:59
Open the post-1.0.1 development cycle. The 1.0.1 release stream from
the SSL_CERT_DIR fix used 1.0.1-pre while in flight; mirror that pattern
for 1.0.2.
The devcontainer CLI's :latest resolution can lag behind the actual
most-recent release (currently resolves to 1.0.0 even with 1.0.1
published), so users following the README guidance miss bug fixes.
Pin all README examples to the major-version tag :1, which moves
forward with each 1.x release. Also update the example in the feature
manifest description (shown in the feature catalog) for consistency.
@dnegstad dnegstad merged commit 80073f8 into main May 6, 2026
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