knowledge-apply.sh indents a list under its key. PyYAML put the dashes at the key’s own column, which yamllint’s default rules reject, so each concept the pen writes now takes the indented form.
Fixed
knowledge-apply.sh lists a concept with no description by its link alone. Its index bullets ended in a bare “ - “, the separator for a description that was not there.
knowledge-apply.sh applies a set on a rewrite as it does on a patch. It used to drop the key without a word while the dry run passed, and now every operation refuses a key it does not take, naming it.
knowledge-federate.py members moves a member’s text with its version. The patch now moves the old tag, zip name and release day in the description and body too, calls a member “confirmed” only when a person confirmed it as it stands, and --dry-run prints the patch even while a librarian pull request is open.
knowledge-apply.sh writes a log line once, however many operations give it. A patch can also carry one log line for every operation that gives none, so a change made to many concepts no longer leaves one identical bullet for each.
knowledge-apply.sh writes a bare web address in a log line or an open question as an autolink. ai-linkmo’s markdownlint refused the bare addresses a question carried into the concept and log.md.
The sidecar’s .lokf/.gitignore leaves out .cache/. A domain host’s federation build keeps the members’ release zips there, and the first domain host committed four of them.
