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Umap Art v0.2.0: personal posters, offline demos and verified release artifacts - #12
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Installing Umap now includes a real, offline Kadıköy example:
umap-art demoproduces an editable poster, while--preset guideand--preset atlasdemonstrate a numbered guide and four architectural views. Each preset exports A4/1:5000/300 DPI PNG, SVG, PDF and a portable project ZIP using the existing renderer.This completes the personal-poster work: six themes, poster/guide layouts, twelve stable personal markers, editable SVG, offline revisions and the existing ten-tool MCP interface. Packaged demo data retains source provenance and licenses and is kept outside project assets. The real-data gallery and revision showcase are reproducible.
The release pipeline validates the candidate main-branch CI run, artifact identity, human acceptance manifest and exact wheel/sdist hashes. It downloads the accepted files through the official cross-run artifact action and rechecks hashes immediately before Trusted Publishing; it does not rebuild packages. CI covers nine OS/Python combinations, clean core installations, installed MCP lifecycle and an out-of-checkout sdist build. Benchmark
--checkenforces reported thresholds.Validation performed locally on Windows/Python 3.14: 243 tests passed (one live test deselected), Ruff passed, clean locked wheel and plain-pip core installations passed, and an independently built sdist wheel passed offline demos/relocation/MCP checks. The real-data showcase passed 14 checks with zero network attempts. Development-machine benchmark thresholds passed; this is not reference-device acceptance.
Stable v0.2.0 publication remains pending actual Inkscape editing, three first-time architect/designer pilots and three successful runs on a real 4-core/16-GB device, all using the canonical CI wheel. The acceptance protocol and intentionally pending evidence template are included. No release tag or PyPI publication is created by this PR.
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0b585a7cee6a38b97ebe570ca7282b97556e24fd. Main CI run 39923796194 passed 9/9 jobs, including all three plain-pip checks and the Ubuntu sdist check. Canonical artifact:12488511633, retained until 21 January 2027. Wheel SHA-256:a37a5ec42f90c119affa01ae4d6f17f4340c87e408aac17414456851667311dc; sdist SHA-256:626a58685140652d5c62257a089d67dacbf3e7a715c52cc6c60e710fdb6ff8ad. Manual acceptance remains pending.