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The PR aligns workspace and package versions with the 6.1.0 release. It updates Rust dependency requirements and adds changelog entries for mesh identity separation, cache format v14, subtype-aware validation, export classification, subtype queries, measure handling, clash filtering, and consumed-mesh behavior.

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Release alignment

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Workspace dependency alignment Cargo.toml, rust/.../Cargo.toml	Workspace and Rust crate dependency requirements change from 6.0.1 to 6.1.0.
Package version alignment package.json, packages/*/package.json	Root and package versions are updated for the related releases.
Release note updates packages/*/CHANGELOG.md	Changelogs document mesh identity separation, cache format v14, sentinel filtering, Rust API changes, subtype-aware validation, subtype queries, export classification, measure handling, clash filtering, and consumed-mesh behavior.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 216df

This release could publish an incompatible Rust API as version 6.1.0, causing downstream Cargo consumers to fail to compile, while the changelog also contains inaccurate API guidance. Merge should wait until the Rust versioning and release notes are corrected.

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A rabbit checks each version line
Cargo hops in step, neat and fine
Changelogs record each change
Mesh IDs and subtypes range
The release burrow closes right

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Publish the breaking Rust API under a new major

When the release workflow runs release-crates.mjs, this version publishes ifc-lite-processing as 6.1.0 even though the consumed changeset explicitly identifies two breaking changes: the new required public MeshData.material_id field and the extra with_style_metadata argument. A downstream crate declaring ifc-lite-processing = "6" may therefore resolve 6.1.0 during an ordinary cargo update and stop compiling; bump the Rust workspace and aligned internal requirements to 7.0.0 before publishing.

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Hold this one. It bumps ifc-lite-processing 6.0.1 → 6.1.0, and #3199 made that crate's change breaking under cargo semver. This is #3216 arriving in a PR that would publish.

Verified on main at 50895fb5, three independent legs:

1. A public function's arity changed. rust/processing/src/types/mesh.rs:

pub fn with_style_metadata(
    mut self,
    material_name: Option<String>,
    source_id: Option<u32>,
    id_is_material: bool,   // <- added by #3199
) -> Self

Two arguments to three, on a pub fn. Unambiguously breaking.

2. A public field was added to a struct that is not #[non_exhaustive].

108:    pub geometry_item_id: Option<u32>,
116:    pub material_id: Option<u32>,      // <- added by #3199

/// Individual mesh data with geometry and metadata.
#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]
pub struct MeshData {

No #[non_exhaustive], so adding a field breaks every downstream struct-literal construction. That is breaking in cargo's model even though it is additive in most other languages' models.

3. It is genuinely public surface, not internal: rust/processing/src/lib.rs:81

pub use types::mesh::{InstanceRecord, MeshData, MeshTextureData, RawInstanceOccurrence};

So the correct Cargo version is 7.0.0, not 6.1.0.

Why the tooling produced the wrong number

sync-versions.js derives the Cargo version from the npm package, and on the npm side this really is a minor: the TS MeshData is an interface with optional fields, so adding one breaks nobody. The two ecosystems disagree about what "adding a field" means, and the script only knows one of them. That is #3216 exactly, and it has no override mechanism, so there is no way to say "this one is major" without changing the script.

Why it matters more than an ordinary mis-bump

crates.io versions can be yanked but never unpublished. A downstream crate pinned ifc-lite-processing = "6" resolves 6.1.0, fails to compile, and the only remedy afterwards is a yank plus a 7.0.0 — with the broken 6.1.0 permanently in the index. We already spent tonight recovering a half-published 6.0.1; this is the same class of irreversible-publish problem, caught one step earlier.

Suggested resolution, in order of preference

1. Land a fix for Rust crate semver is unguarded: npm drives the Cargo version, so a breaking crate change ships as a minor bump #3216 first (an override channel in sync-versions.js, or a cargo-semver-checks gate on the release path), then regenerate this PR.
2. Or, if that is too slow: make MeshData #[non_exhaustive] and restore with_style_metadata's 2-arg form alongside the 3-arg one. That makes Representation-item identity is computed then dropped at the wasm boundary, and is a material id for layered walls #3199 genuinely additive and 6.1.0 correct. It is more code than option 1 and it is the shape Representation-item identity is computed then dropped at the wasm boundary, and is a material id for layered walls #3199 deliberately avoided, so I would not choose it.
3. Or hand-set 7.0.0 here and open Rust crate semver is unguarded: npm drives the Cargo version, so a breaking crate change ships as a minor bump #3216 as the follow-up so the next one is not manual too.

I am not merging or editing this PR. Flagging because it is currently BLOCKED rather than merged, so it is still preventable — which is the only difference between this and #3186.

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Hold: this ships a breaking Rust crate change as a minor bump (#3216)

Not a merge decision, and I am not merging it. Putting the hold on the PR rather than only in chat, because a chat hold binds nobody.

What this PR proposes for the Rust crates:

ifc-lite-processing   6.0.1  ->  6.1.0     (minor)

It consumes exactly one changeset, .changeset/rep-item-identity-across-boundary.md, which is #3199 as landed in #3210 (50895fb5).

Why that is wrong under Rust semver. #3210 added a public field to MeshData:

+    pub material_id: Option<u32>,

MeshData is publicly re-exported from the crate root (rust/processing/src/lib.rs:81), has 19 public fields and zero private fields, and carries no #[non_exhaustive]:

#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]
pub struct MeshData {

With no private field and no #[non_exhaustive], downstream code can construct it with a struct literal and destructure it exhaustively. Adding a twentieth field breaks both. ifc-lite-processing is published at 6.0.1, so this is a live public surface, not a hypothetical one.

There is no additive form available here. #[non_exhaustive] would prevent the next such addition but is itself breaking to add, so it does not rescue this one.

Correcting a claim that has been circulating, because I nearly held on it and it is false. It has been said that with_style_metadata went from 2 arguments to 3. It did not. Measured at 50895fb5^ and 50895fb5, the signature is identical in both:

pub fn with_style_metadata(
    mut self,
    material_name: Option<String>,
    geometry_item_id: Option<u32>,
) -> Self

The whole of #3210's Rust surface change is purely additive — no removals and no signature changes anywhere:

+ pub ids_are_materials: bool
+ pub material_id: Option<u32>
+ pub fn of_materials()
+ pub fn geometry_item_id()
+ pub fn material_id()
+ pub fn set_source_ids()

Which is exactly why this is easy to miss: nothing was removed or altered, and "purely additive" reads as safe. For a struct that consumers can build with a literal, it is not.

The underlying defect is #3216, which is open: sync-versions.js derives the Cargo version from npm, so a change that is minor for the npm package ships as minor for the crate regardless of what it does to the Rust API. That coupling is the thing to fix; this PR is just where it first bites.

What unblocks this: a decision on #3216, and then either a major bump for the Rust crates or a reworking of #3199's Rust surface so it is genuinely non-breaking. Both are Louis's call.

Everything else about this PR looks fine. The npm bumps are consistent with the changeset, and the crates.io half of the previous release (v6.0.1) is fully published and correctly tagged.

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The majorOffset was set on this branch, and the changeset action has just wiped it. Setting it here cannot work — it has to go to main.

Measured across the regeneration:

before  majorOffset: 1   reason: "ifc-lite-processing's public API broke..."   refs: [#3199,#3210,#3216,#3227]
        Cargo.toml version = "7.1.0"      Rust crate semver: SUCCESS

after   majorOffset: 0   reason: ""                                            refs: []
        Cargo.toml version = "6.1.0"      Rust crate semver: FAILURE

The head moved to b330713c with a fresh chore: version packages, and the only commit touching rust-major-offset.json in this branch's history is 35277c0f — the #3305 merge that introduced the file at 0. So the action rebuilt the branch content from main, and main carries majorOffset: 0.

Consequence, stated plainly so nobody loses the work twice: any manual edit to this branch is discarded on the next regeneration, and a regeneration happens on every push to main. The version bump this PR carries is derived, not authored.

Where it has to go instead: a normal PR to main setting rust-major-offset.json. Then the next regeneration derives 7.x from it and the semver gate passes for a reason that persists.

That is also the safer design. The offset is a permanent public claim about published crates — the file refuses a non-zero value without a substantive reason and a reference, deliberately — and a claim that can only be made through a reviewed PR to main is exactly the property you want. It being unsettable here is not a gap; it is the mechanism working.

For whoever writes that PR, the justification is already established and matches two independent measurements. Mine, by cargo +stable semver-checks check-release --baseline-version 6.0.1 on main:

ifc-lite-export      constructible_struct_adds_field
ifc-lite-geometry    constructible_struct_adds_field
ifc-lite-processing  constructible_struct_adds_field + method_parameter_count_changed

and the reason text that was on this branch before the wipe, which agrees: MeshData::with_style_metadata gained a required third argument and its second changed meaning, and MeshData gained public fields without #[non_exhaustive], so a downstream struct literal stops compiling. Refs #3199, #3210, #3216, #3227.

Nothing is wrong with this PR. It is correctly refusing to publish a breaking change as a minor, which is what #3298 exists to do.

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