chore(migrate-sdk): version packages

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Releases

@migrate-sdk/commercetools@0.9.0

Minor Changes

• 612c3b2: Use destination bulk APIs without giving up per-item migration safety.

  migrate-sdk now supports processBatch as an opt-in alternative to process.
  One callback can coordinate all eligible items from a source cursor window,
  use a bulk API or inspect sibling items, and return one deferred result (a
  settlement) per item. The SDK still saves tracking, success or failure, retry
  eligibility, and rollback state independently for every source item. Failed
  items can be retried without repeating successful siblings. Journaling and
  rollback retain their existing per-item behavior.

  Destination helpers can now declare typed journal extensions for durable data
  that does not fit the SDK's standard change or diagnostic entries. Each helper
  can read, replace, or remove its own named value without overwriting
  compensation evidence or another helper's extension. Extensions work in both
  process and processBatch; they are not batch or attempt records.

  @migrate-sdk/commercetools adds Product Draft imports through the
  commercetools Import API. It splits large source windows by the Import API's
  count and payload limits, submits requests with bounded concurrency, polls each
  Import Operation, correlates it by product key, and journals the operation data
  needed to recover interrupted or partially successful imports in a typed,
  helper-owned journal extension. The package
  includes an inline example and opt-in live tests against a real commercetools
  Project.

  @migrate-sdk/workflow-sdk adds disableWorkflowStepRetries for cursor-work
  steps. Existing Workflow SDK applications should apply it to their cursor and
  orphan-reconciliation page steps so an automatically retried step cannot move
  on from an already committed cursor using stale workflow state. Lifecycle and
  finalization steps should keep their normal retry policy. This reduces unsafe
  automatic replay but does not provide exactly-once delivery.

  No public API was removed or renamed. Existing migration definitions that use
  process continue to work unchanged, and existing journals remain readable. A
  migration definition chooses either process or processBatch, never both.

migrate-sdk@0.9.0

Minor Changes

• 612c3b2: Use destination bulk APIs without giving up per-item migration safety.

  migrate-sdk now supports processBatch as an opt-in alternative to process.
  One callback can coordinate all eligible items from a source cursor window,
  use a bulk API or inspect sibling items, and return one deferred result (a
  settlement) per item. The SDK still saves tracking, success or failure, retry
  eligibility, and rollback state independently for every source item. Failed
  items can be retried without repeating successful siblings. Journaling and
  rollback retain their existing per-item behavior.

  Destination helpers can now declare typed journal extensions for durable data
  that does not fit the SDK's standard change or diagnostic entries. Each helper
  can read, replace, or remove its own named value without overwriting
  compensation evidence or another helper's extension. Extensions work in both
  process and processBatch; they are not batch or attempt records.

  @migrate-sdk/commercetools adds Product Draft imports through the
  commercetools Import API. It splits large source windows by the Import API's
  count and payload limits, submits requests with bounded concurrency, polls each
  Import Operation, correlates it by product key, and journals the operation data
  needed to recover interrupted or partially successful imports in a typed,
  helper-owned journal extension. The package
  includes an inline example and opt-in live tests against a real commercetools
  Project.

  @migrate-sdk/workflow-sdk adds disableWorkflowStepRetries for cursor-work
  steps. Existing Workflow SDK applications should apply it to their cursor and
  orphan-reconciliation page steps so an automatically retried step cannot move
  on from an already committed cursor using stale workflow state. Lifecycle and
  finalization steps should keep their normal retry policy. This reduces unsafe
  automatic replay but does not provide exactly-once delivery.

  No public API was removed or renamed. Existing migration definitions that use
  process continue to work unchanged, and existing journals remain readable. A
  migration definition chooses either process or processBatch, never both.

@migrate-sdk/workflow-sdk@0.9.0

Minor Changes

• 612c3b2: Use destination bulk APIs without giving up per-item migration safety.

  migrate-sdk now supports processBatch as an opt-in alternative to process.
  One callback can coordinate all eligible items from a source cursor window,
  use a bulk API or inspect sibling items, and return one deferred result (a
  settlement) per item. The SDK still saves tracking, success or failure, retry
  eligibility, and rollback state independently for every source item. Failed
  items can be retried without repeating successful siblings. Journaling and
  rollback retain their existing per-item behavior.

  Destination helpers can now declare typed journal extensions for durable data
  that does not fit the SDK's standard change or diagnostic entries. Each helper
  can read, replace, or remove its own named value without overwriting
  compensation evidence or another helper's extension. Extensions work in both
  process and processBatch; they are not batch or attempt records.

  @migrate-sdk/commercetools adds Product Draft imports through the
  commercetools Import API. It splits large source windows by the Import API's
  count and payload limits, submits requests with bounded concurrency, polls each
  Import Operation, correlates it by product key, and journals the operation data
  needed to recover interrupted or partially successful imports in a typed,
  helper-owned journal extension. The package
  includes an inline example and opt-in live tests against a real commercetools
  Project.

  @migrate-sdk/workflow-sdk adds disableWorkflowStepRetries for cursor-work
  steps. Existing Workflow SDK applications should apply it to their cursor and
  orphan-reconciliation page steps so an automatically retried step cannot move
  on from an already committed cursor using stale workflow state. Lifecycle and
  finalization steps should keep their normal retry policy. This reduces unsafe
  automatic replay but does not provide exactly-once delivery.

  No public API was removed or renamed. Existing migration definitions that use
  process continue to work unchanged, and existing journals remain readable. A
  migration definition chooses either process or processBatch, never both.

@migrate-sdk/tui@0.9.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [612c3b2]
  • migrate-sdk@0.9.0

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