Changelog — warp-commerce-types (Python) #

All notable changes to the Python package. It is the Python twin of the npm package @warp-lang/commerce-types and tracks the same canonical Warp Commerce Model schema, frozen at v1.0.0.

1.2.0 #

Added #

• I-1 now catches over-refunds (amount conservation). check_i1_value_conservation — and therefore audit_commerce — now reports a violation when a commitment in Refunded state refunds more than was committed, in the same currency. The refund amount is read from the commitment’s Refunded state; the committed amount from subject.requested. The bound is refund ≤ committed, same currency: a full refund (refund == committed) is accepted as the conservation boundary, and a cross-currency refund is out of scope for this check (it requires an explicit conversion). This is the same clause shipped in npm @warp-lang/commerce-types@1.2.0 and is proven equivalent across the bindings by the conformance cross-check — no schema change (it is expressed entirely from existing fields of the frozen v1.0.0 model).

Notes #

• The npm 1.2.0 release also adds a TypeScript-only agent guardrail (guardAction/guardObject); that convenience is not part of this Python package. The shared, cross-checked layer — the amount-conservation clause above — is present in both bindings.
• Additive and backward-compatible: every existing checker name and signature is unchanged; only a new violation case is reported where value was previously created by an over-refund.

1.1.0 #

Notes #

• Version-parity release — no functional change. This bump exists to keep the Python package in lockstep with the npm @warp-lang/commerce-types@1.1.0 release. The tag-triggered release workflow publishes both packages from a single vX.Y.Z tag and guards each package’s declared version against that tag, so the two versions must move together for a clean release.
• The npm 1.1.0 feature is the order() builder, which is a TypeScript-only convenience and is not part of this Python package. The Python surface — the five primitives, currency-safe money, the state-transition validators, and the six invariant checkers — is unchanged and remains proven equivalent to the TS binding by the conformance cross-check.

1.0.0 #

• Initial release: the five primitives, currency-safe Money, the three state-transition validators, and the six invariant checkers — generated from the canonical schema and proven equivalent to @warp-lang/commerce-types by the conformance cross-check.