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DictionaryCoding v1.0.0-alpha.1#1
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Give two self-contained, dependency-light units cleaner homes. DictionaryCoding (Foundation-only, zero deps) moves out of AtLeastKit into its own package at Packages/DictionaryCoding; AtLeastKit now depends on it via ../DictionaryCoding. This keeps it independently reusable/testable rather than entangling it with SundialKit. ContextEngine and its revisioned-message protocols (RevisionedMessage, ExpiringMessage, StaleWindow) move into a new SundialKitStreamSync target + product inside the SundialKitStream package, separating the snapshot-sync reliability layer from the core observers. Consumers (ConnectivityService, SessionIntent+Sync, TimerStateUpdate+Sync) import the new module; the sync tests stay in SundialKitStreamTests (they share MockConnectivitySession) with the new module added as a dependency. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bring Packages/DictionaryCoding up to BrightDigit's standard package scaffolding (modeled on SundialKit) ahead of extracting it into its own repo: README, MIT LICENSE, .gitignore, swiftlint/swift-format, .spi.yml, .mise.toml (no ruby), .periphery.yml, codecov.yml, Makefile, project.yml, Scripts/, .devcontainer/, a DocC catalog, a package-scoped CLAUDE.md, and GitHub workflows (CI, CodeQL, Claude) pinned to the Swift 6.3 toolchain the manifest requires. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Initial extraction of DictionaryCoding — a
Codable-basedDictionaryEncoder/DictionaryDecoderthat convertsCodablevalues to and from[String: Any]/NSDictionary(the dictionary analogue ofJSONEncoder/JSONDecoder).This branch brings the package up to BrightDigit's standard package scaffolding and serves as the
v1.0.0-alpha.1line. It is also consumed in the AtLeast monorepo as a git-subrepo on this branch.Contents
Sources/DictionaryCoding— encoder/decoder, container/storage plumbing, and strategy enums (date, data, non-conforming float, key, missing-value)Tests/DictionaryCodingTests— 71 tests across 14 suites (all passing).gitignore, SwiftLint + swift-format,.spi.yml,.mise.toml,.periphery.yml,codecov.yml,Makefile,project.yml,Scripts/,.devcontainer/, a DocC catalog, and a package-scopedCLAUDE.mdDictionaryCoding.yml), CodeQL, and Claude — pinned to the Swift 6.3 / Xcode 26.4 toolchain the manifest (swift-tools-version: 6.3) requiresNotes
CODECOV_TOKENandCLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKENrepo secrets.swift:6.3-<os>image; the Apple-platform legs (macOS 26 / Xcode 26.4) are the primary coverage.🤖 Generated with Claude Code