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software.release.channel
record
A mutable named pointer to a version. Resolve the manifest through the referenced version. The record key is '{projectName}:{channelName}', making uniqueness per (project, name) mechanical and enabling AppView-free resolution. Channel names follow the project-name grammar (lowercase alphanumerics, interior hyphens, no dots). The project name cannot contain colons, but the rkey must contain exactly one colon. Valid only when same-DID with the referenced project and version.
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software.release.defs
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A named downloadable file stored as a blob in the manifest publisher's PDS. Consumers MUST verify downloaded bytes against the blob CID. Target metadata is optional and describes coarse runtime compatibility, not installation instructions.
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software.release.manifest
record
An immutable collection of release artifacts. Written once and never updated: all facts (artifact digests, sizes, locations) are fixed at creation. Lifecycle changes use software.release.status records and software.release.channel moves. Any update to an existing release record is treated by indexers as a probable-compromise signal. Valid only when this record's DID matches the referenced project's DID.
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software.release.project
record
A software project. The record key is the project name itself, making duplicate names per repo impossible and enabling AppView-free resolution. Name grammar (normative prose): 1 to 64 lowercase ASCII alphanumerics and interior hyphens only, no dots or colons, no leading or trailing hyphen.
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software.release.version
record
An immutable named pointer to a manifest. The record key is '{projectName}:{version}', making uniqueness per (project, version) mechanical and enabling AppView-free resolution. Version strings follow the project-name grammar (lowercase alphanumerics, interior hyphens) but allow dots. The version string cannot contain colons, but the rkey must contain exactly one colon. Valid only when same-DID with the referenced project, and only when target references a manifest of that same project.