Runtime Cleanup Before Release
By Amber Core Team
Runtime Cleanup Before Release
The v0.1 release work focuses on turning the Amber runtime from an active development repository into something users can install and evaluate without internal noise.
Clean CLI Output
The default CLI path now reports the package version from Cargo metadata and keeps eval and run output focused on user results. Internal Web API setup messages were removed from the default runtime initialization path.
amber --version
amber eval "1 + 1"
Default-Build CI
CI now checks the release surface users actually install:
cargo fmt --all -- --checkcargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warningscargo test --libcargo test --test amberjs_core_testscargo test --test cli_release_tests- macOS and Linux build jobs
Feature-gated modules can still be checked separately, but they no longer define the default public promise.
Documentation Reset
The website and README now describe Amber v0.1 as a Rust + V8 JavaScript/TypeScript runtime with a focused CLI and compatibility layer. Historical stage reports remain in the repository, but release-facing pages avoid unverified performance numbers.