✅ test(security): make the Next.js guard a 16.x floor instead of an exact pin - #664
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## Summary rc.12 release prep: renames `[Unreleased]` to `[1.6.0-rc.12] — 2026-08-04` and rolls the release identity forward across README (badge + highlights), site config/content, quickstart tag matrix, demo mocks, API docs, the updates highlights page, and the identity/changelog-link tests. Adds the routine dependency-maintenance rollup (#653, #654, #655, #656, #664) and the Crowdin sync note (#665) to the changelog entry. Version files stay at `1.6.0` (base version, set at rc.1 — the release-cut workflow validates base version, full-tag changelog heading). ## rc.12 contents - 🔒 #659 security pins: brace-expansion 5.0.9 (app/ui/e2e), ip-address 10.3.1 (app runtime), fast-uri 4.1.2 (app/ui) - 🐛 #604 maturity badge/gate threshold agreement + surfaced publish-date auth failures - 🐛 #605 agent-mismatch grace during component (re)registration (display only, admission fail-closed) - 🐛 #636 WS log streams accept anonymous-auth sessions - 🐛 #637 explicit 501 for agent containers without controller lifecycle transport After merge: dev→main wholesale-tree sync, then dispatch `release-cut.yml --ref main -f release_tag=v1.6.0-rc.12`. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Changelog 🔧 **Changed** - Updated release identity from `1.6.0-rc.11` to `1.6.0-rc.12` across documentation, site content, quickstart materials, API examples, demo mocks, and tests. - Added `v1.6.0-rc.12` release highlights dated August 4, 2026. - Updated changelog links and release metadata expectations. - Kept version files at `1.6.0`. 🔒 **Security** - Added security dependency updates for `#653`, `#654`, `#655`, `#656`, and `#664`. - Added the Crowdin synchronization note for `#665`. - Documented security dependency pins from `#659`. ✨ **Added** - Maturity badge and publish-date authentication updates from `#604`. - Agent-mismatch grace during component registration from `#605`. - Anonymous authentication support for WebSocket log streams from `#636`. - Explicit `501` responses when agent containers lack controller lifecycle transport from `#637`. ## Concerns - Verify all `1.6.0-rc.11` references are intentionally replaced or retained. - Verify the August 4, 2026 release date matches the release workflow. - Run changelog and release-identity tests after the updates. - Confirm the planned `dev` to `main` sync and release-cut workflow occur after merge. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Wholesale-tree sync ahead of the v1.6.0-rc.12 cut: the head commit's tree is `origin/dev/v1.6`'s tree verbatim (`630c64ec`), parented on main's current head (`67f23419`). Squash-merging makes main tree-identical to `dev/v1.6`, satisfying the release-cut drift guard (`git diff --quiet origin/main origin/dev/v1.6`). Brings in since rc.11: #659 security pins, #662/#660/#661/#663 runtime fixes (#636/#604/#605/#637), #664 guard floor, #653–#656 deps, #665 Crowdin, #666 rc.12 prep. After merge: dispatch `release-cut.yml --ref main -f release_tag=v1.6.0-rc.12`. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Changelog - 🔒 Updated dependency security pins and security-version tests. - ✨ Added anonymous-authenticated WebSocket log streams with IP-based rate limits. - ✨ Added agent component-registration state tracking. - 🔧 Downgraded selected update blockers during agent registration. - 🔧 Added controller-Docker transport detection. - 🐛 Added HTTP `501` responses for unsupported agent lifecycle actions. - 🐛 Fixed maturity filtering to use per-container thresholds. - 🐛 Changed Docker publish-date lookup failures to warning logs. - 🔧 Updated dependency versions, release metadata, documentation, mocks, and changelog links from `v1.6.0-rc.11` to `v1.6.0-rc.12`. - ✨ Added release highlights for `v1.6.0-rc.12`. ## Concerns - Fix the French `containerLogs.stderr` value if `"sdterr"` is not intentional. - Verify the release date `August 4, 2026`. - Dispatch the release-cut workflow for `main` with `release_tag=v1.6.0-rc.12` after merging. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
Renovate's apps/web minor/patch group (#656) fails the
Next.js is pinned past the 16.2.9 security advisory batchguard because it assertsnext === '16.2.11'exactly — every legitimate bump past the floor breaks CI. Same disease as the fast-uri allowlist fixed in #659.Now:
>= 16.2.11with an explicit 16.x-line assertion so a new major still fails until deliberately vetted. Lockfile assertion was already a floor. Unblocks #656 and every future next bump.