release: v0.3.0 - #67
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Rolls up everything since v0.2.0: the crash-resumable moat, proven and polished — resume_run, the kill-9 resume demo, exact-once budgets across a mid-step crash, and a crash-resume guide — plus the `riskkernel init` on-ramp. Also makes the SDK install clean. The SDK is now published to PyPI, so `pip install riskkernel` replaces the from-source git URL everywhere: the README, the init template, the example requirements, and the SDK README. Version markers bumped per the checklist: the CHANGELOG rolled into 0.3.0, the SDK to 0.3.0, version.go to 0.3.1-dev, and the VISION status line. No breaking API changes; forward-compatible with existing v0.2.x state.
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v0.3.0
Rolls up everything merged since v0.2.0 (#61–#66) and makes the SDK install clean.
Highlights
resume_run, thekill -9resume demo, exact-once budgets across a mid-step crash, and a crash-resume guide.riskkernel init— one-command on-ramp (.env+ a runnable example).pip install riskkernel, no git URL, no#subdirectory. Switched everywhere (README, theinittemplate, examplerequirements.txt, SDK README).No breaking API changes; forward-compatible with existing v0.2.x state.
Checklist files bumped
CHANGELOG.md→## [0.3.0] - 2026-06-06, compare links, fresh empty[Unreleased].0.3.0(pyproject+__init__);version.go→0.3.1-dev;docs/VISION.mdstatus line.After merge — tag the merged commit (PyPI publishes on the tag)
The pending trusted publisher is configured, so the tag fires three things: binaries, the cosign-signed image, and the PyPI publish.
Skipping the pull lands the tag on the previous commit and ships stale markers (it bit v0.1.1). Verify before pushing:
git show v0.3.0:sdks/python/pyproject.tomlreads0.3.0. Then, after the workflows finish:pip install riskkernelworks,docker run ghcr.io/prashar32/riskkernel:0.3.0 version, andcosign verify.