The 1.0 release records changes to assurance expectations, including applicable fuzzing and badge participation. Its notes also distinguish the first published bundle from earlier reserved tags whose workflows failed.
The 1.0 release records changes to assurance expectations, including applicable fuzzing and badge participation. Its notes also distinguish the first published bundle from earlier reserved tags whose workflows failed.
A standards repository has its own release semantics. Consumers need to know when an expectation changes and which evidence they should supply. A badge is a pointer to evidence, not a replacement for it; a versioned policy is useful because the discussion can refer to a concrete document and adoption decision.
Inspect the source: KofTwentyTwo standards 1.0.0.
Retrospective entry assembled on October 12, 2026. The journal date records the GitHub release notes, not when this website entry was written.