rvf-v0.3.4
oxc-project/oxcrvf-v0.3.4Jul 28, 2026by ruvnet
AI Summary
RVF v0.3.4 introduces durable copy-on-write (COW) branches and resolves correctness issues related to immediate read-through for sparse vector IDs. The release includes security hardening measures such as overflow checks and allocation caps to prevent abuse.
Key Highlights
- Implementation of durable COW branches that survive reopen and relocation
- Correction of immediate read-through for one-based and sparse vector IDs
- Security enhancement: membership capacity derived from highest ID with overflow checks
- Security enhancement: dense membership allocation capped at 64 MiB
- Improved branch lineage and ID map persistence across sessions
Breaking Changes
- Affected npm releases are deprecated with upgrade guidance
New Features
- Queryable, durable RVF copy-on-write branches
- Corrected immediate read-through for sparse vector IDs
Full Release Notes
## Durable COW branches and sparse-ID correctness This release completes queryable, durable RVF copy-on-write branches and corrects immediate read-through for one-based and sparse vector IDs. ### Published packages - crates.io: `rvf-runtime` 0.3.2 - npm: `@ruvector/rvf` 0.3.4 - npm: `@ruvector/rvf-node` 0.2.3 - npm: all five `@ruvector/rvf-node-<platform>` packages at 0.2.2 ### Security and correctness - membership capacity is derived from the highest vector ID, with checked overflow - dense membership allocation is capped at 64 MiB to fail closed against allocation abuse - branch lineage, edits, tombstones, ID maps, and relative parent references survive reopen and relocation - affected npm releases are deprecated with upgrade guidance ### Validation - 14/14 COW integration tests and 9/9 membership tests - five-platform native build matrix - clippy with warnings denied, formatting, lockfile integrity, dependency review, cargo-deny, RustSec, and npm audit - clean-registry native and SDK immediate/reopen COW smoke tests Merged in #740 and #741.