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# Narratio v2.0.0
Narratio v2.0.0 replaces its configuration infrastructure with ConfigKit,
simplifies the supported release platforms, and makes artifact definitions and
their effective dependency graph directly inspectable.
## Summary
Pipeline roots now use ConfigKit v0.1.2 for strict YAML loading, explicit
imports, fixed-path named profiles, provenance, defaults, and typed credential
references. The recommended production layout keeps production values in the
base, defines each ordinary artifact and artifact family in its own imported
file, and keeps testing changes in `profiles/testing.yml`.
Configured-artifact inputs now create their dependency edges automatically.
`narratio config artifacts` reports the finalized concrete catalog, including
generated party-family members, without loading a session or initializing
runtime adapters.
## Compatibility
This is a breaking configuration and platform release. There is no runtime
fallback for the retired Narratio composition/profile catalog, `pipeline.secrets`
or `secrets.env_dir`, credential `_env` fields, or the previous YAML
presence/default behavior. Defaults apply only to absent values; explicit empty,
zero, false, and null values retain their typed meaning and may fail Narratio
domain validation.
The maintained binaries are Linux amd64, Linux arm64, and macOS arm64. Windows
and macOS amd64 builds are no longer produced or supported. Existing v1 release
notes remain historical descriptions of their releases.
Inspection commands still avoid session, manifest, workspace, adapter, and
remote-service activity, but they are not credential-free loaders: every
explicit typed credential reference in the selected effective configuration must
resolve; references replaced or removed by that profile need not resolve.
Pipelines containing artifact families also require a campaign so the canonical
party can be expanded.
`config show` is a secret-safe review projection, not a promised reloadable
authoring file.
## Upgrade
Migrate each operational bundle before running v2:
1. Replace old composition syntax with root-owned
[`configkit.imports`](../config.md#pipeline-imports-and-profiles). Imports are
additive base sources; they do not override one another.
2. Fold the old production overlay into the base pipeline. Move testing changes
to `profiles/testing.yml`; compare the two independent resolutions with
`narratio config diff default testing`.
3. Follow the maintained
[`examples/production-testing`](../../examples/production-testing/pipeline.yml)
layout: one explicit artifact entry per `artifacts/<key>.yml` and one family
entry per `artifact-families/<key>.yml`. The map key, not the filename, is the
stable artifact identity.
4. Move credential files to an untracked `secrets/` directory beside
`pipeline.yml`, or pass `--secrets-dir`. Rename S3 fields to `access_key_id`
and `secret_access_key`, and rename the Audita field to `llm_api_key`.
5. For static S3 credentials, configure both S3 references (commonly
`OBJECT_STORAGE_KEY_ID` and `OBJECT_STORAGE_KEY`) and make them resolvable.
To use instance roles, workload identity, shared SDK files, or another AWS SDK
discovery provider, omit both references. A partial pair is invalid.
6. Remove a `depends_on` entry when it only duplicates a
`narratio.artifact.<key>` input. Keep explicit entries that express ordering
without supplying the upstream output as an input.
7. Review ConfigKit's stricter explicit-value/null semantics and correct values
that previously acquired defaults after being explicitly empty. Do not use
`config show` output as a source migration mechanism.
8. Run `config validate`, `config show`, `config sources`, and `config artifacts`
with the same profile, campaign, and secrets selection intended for runtime.
Resolve the campaign-owned party whenever families are present.
9. Update deployment and download automation to one of the three maintained
platform assets before removing the v1 binary.
The [configuration reference](../config.md), [CLI reference](../cli.md), and
[maintained examples](../../examples/README.md) are the canonical detailed
guides.
## Changes
- Adopted ConfigKit v0.1.2 across pipeline, campaign, session, and party loading
while keeping Narratio domain validation and post-campaign expansion explicit.
- Added ConfigKit imports and fixed `profiles/<name>.yml` pipeline overlays,
unified safe effective show/diff/digest projection, and source provenance.
- Added invocation-scoped ConfigKit secrets-directory bootstrap and typed S3 and
Audita credential references without exposing resolved values.
- Inferred, normalized, and validated configured-artifact input dependencies as
part of the one concrete graph consumed by analyze planning and resume logic.
- Added `config artifacts` with stable concrete identities, definition sources,
effective dependencies, and generated family/party provenance.
- Added the maintained production-base/testing-overlay artifact authoring layout.
- Reduced release assets and active platform support to Linux amd64/arm64 and
macOS arm64.