Prepare 0.2.0 and fix Compose GPU syntax - #51
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Package and WebUI version strings point at the next tag. Compose asks for GPUs with a device list so Docker Desktop 4.38 can parse the file.
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WPS CI runs uv sync --locked, so the lockfile has to match pyproject.
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Summary
compose.yamlsogpusis a device list Docker Compose v2.32 accepts (Docker Desktop 4.38 on Windows rejectedgpus: all)Does not include #50 (resident models / whisper.cpp worker). That stays its own PR.
After merge
v0.2.0on the merge commit and publish the GitHub Releasedocker compose up --detach --buildand/health/liveRelease notes draft (for the GitHub Release)
Since 0.1.0:
POST /v1/audio/transcriptionsfor VocaLinux remote hosts.env.examplecleanupPrivacy and security