# Release notes Highlights for recent releases are summarised here. For the complete list of changes see the project changelog on GitHub. ## v0.10.2 (reject integration) - Published ADR-029 and the companion implementation plan so the project has a definitive invocation/strategy/output story for reject orchestration while keeping `reject=False` behavior untouched. - Added the policy-driven `RejectPolicy` enum, `RejectResult` envelope, and `RejectOrchestrator` registry, wiring them through the prediction/explanation entry points so per-call and explainer-level defaults can opt into reject-aware outputs without breaking changes. - Documented the new usage patterns in `docs/improvement/reject_policy_usage.md` and linked the accompanying release-note summary for downstream consumers. ## v0.9.0 - Documentation CI now enforces notebook linting, docstring coverage (≥94%), and optional-extras placement checks so telemetry, PlotSpec, and plugin tooling stay clearly labelled as opt-in guardrails. - Release automation exercises the aggregated ``external-plugins`` extra to confirm the curated fast-explanation bundle remains an optional install with the expected dependencies. - Runtime performance controls—the calibrator cache, multiprocessing toggle, and vectorised perturbations baked into the core explainer—stay opt-in in v0.9.0. Follow :doc:`../how-to/tune_runtime_performance` to enable them deliberately, honour the new ``CE_CACHE``/``CE_PARALLEL`` environment overrides, and record rollback steps in your change log. - For the full milestone scope—including calibrated-explanations-first messaging and governance updates—see the `v0.9.0 release plan `_. ## v0.8.0 - Adopted the role-based documentation information architecture defined in ADR-022. - Introduced PlotSpec as the default renderer with telemetry coverage for fallback chains. - Expanded telemetry payloads to include preprocessing snapshots and plugin provenance. - Published a practitioner-focused interpretation guide that explains calibrated predictions, interval semantics, alternative rules, and telemetry provenance; README quick-starts and notebooks now link to it as the primary learning path. Refer to the `CHANGELOG.md `_ for historical entries and patch release details.