# Fireside 0.1.0-next.2 release notes

> Fireside 0.1.0-next.2, 9 September 2026: public distribution cleanup. Describe the generic local emulator preview without naming private consumers, linking…

Public distribution cleanup. Published on 9 September 2026, as a preview.

[Every release](https://firenook.dev/changelog)

Published as `@fireside-dev/cli`, before Firenook’s rename. [About the former name](https://firenook.dev/docs/help/former-name).

A newer release is out: [Firenook 0.2.0](https://firenook.dev/changelog/0.2.0), the first release for public use.

## What changed

The changes, as the release notes give them.

1. Describe the generic local emulator preview without naming private consumers, linking their reports, or claiming universal compatibility.

2. Keep private application acceptance separate from the public engine/hash receipt.

3. Remove a consumer name from an unsupported-schedule diagnostic. No API, data format, supported schedule, state lifecycle or workload behavior changes.

4. Check actual npm archive bytes before publishing: explicit file allowlist, no links/path traversal, no credential markers, and private-policy checks.

5. Preserve earlier package versions and their evidence. This is not a new performance result or endurance qualification.

6. All seven quality jobs and all five native platform cells remain required. Publication completed through a separately reviewed recovery of the original archives. No stable-release qualification is implied by registry tags.

## The latest is 0.2.0

The first release for public use. Install it, and read what changed on the way.

`npm install --save-dev firenook@0.2.0`

[Read the 0.2.0 notes](https://firenook.dev/changelog/0.2.0)