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| title | OKF §13 — Changes from v0.1 | |||||
| description | v0.2 supersedes v0.1 as a minor bump except for two deliberate breaking changes (timestamp and the | |||||
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| timestamp | 2026-07-31 |
OKF v0.2 (§13) supersedes v0.1 and is a minor version bump under §12, except for two deliberate breaking changes called out below because they rename or retire v0.1 fields. A v0.1 bundle stays consumable by a v0.2 consumer under the fallbacks noted here.
timestampis superseded bygenerated.at. A concept's last content change is now recorded asgenerated: { by, at }(§5.2). Fallback: consumers MAY fall back to a legacytimestampwhengeneratedis absent.- The body
# Citationslist is superseded bysources. Provenance moves to frontmatter (§5.1). Fallback: consumers SHOULD readsourcesand MAY still parse a legacy# Citationsbody list for v0.1 documents.
All additive — new optional keys, one new concept type, one new conventional heading:
- Provenance / trust / lifecycle families (§5):
sources(+usage_window),generated,verified,status,stale_after, and derived trust tiers. - Actor convention (§7):
<producer>/<version>,human:<id>,process:<id>. - Attested Computation concept (§10) and its contract
fields (
runtime,parameters,computation,executor,attester). # Computationconventional body heading (§4.2).- Path-valued fields and the
references/convention made explicit in §6; absolute (bundle-relative) links now recommended.
Because v0.2 inserts §5 (provenance/trust/lifecycle) and §7 (actor convention), later sections shift:
| Section | v0.1 | v0.2 |
|---|---|---|
| Cross-linking | §5 | §6 |
| Index files | §6 | §8 |
| Log files | §7 | §9 |
| Citations → Provenance | §8 | §5.1 |
| Conformance | §9 | §11 |
| Versioning | §11 | §12 |
This bundle documents OKF v0.2 across its spec/ pages while remaining authored in
v0.1 — its root index still declares okf_version: "0.1". Migrating the
bundle's own frontmatter to conform to v0.2 (adding generated/sources, moving
citations, etc.) is a separate future exercise. See
OKF Spec Evolution.