Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

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Timeline Monitoring: Introduced a new /monitor-timeline endpoint to allow real-time monitoring of timelines for anomalies. Users can now set up automated responses to detected anomalies, improving timeline stability.
Quantum State Manipulation: Added support for quantum state considerations in the /manipulate-event endpoint. This allows for high-precision temporal manipulations that account for quantum states, reducing the risk of paradoxes.
Parallel Timeline Management: New /create-parallel-timeline endpoint enables users to easily create and manage parallel timelines. This feature supports complex scenario testing and "what-if" analyses without affecting the primary timeline.
Replay Console Integration: Added support for using the Warp API directly within the Redocly Replay console. This feature allows users to test API endpoints interactively from their browser with real-time feedback.

Anchor Stability Enhancements: Improved the accuracy and stability of temporal anchors, especially in environments with fluctuating quantum states. The /set-anchor endpoint now includes an optional stability_check parameter.
Event Manipulation Response Format: The response format for /manipulate-event has been updated to include more detailed information about the new event, including a timestamp and status of the manipulation.
Improved Error Handling: Enhanced error messages across all endpoints, providing more detailed explanations and suggestions for troubleshooting common issues.

Legacy Event Manipulation: The old /event/modify endpoint has been deprecated in favor of the new and more versatile /manipulate-event endpoint, which offers better support for complex scenarios.

Timeline Deletion Bugs: Fixed a bug where deleting a timeline could sometimes result in orphaned events. The /timeline/delete endpoint now ensures all associated events and data are properly cleaned up.
Paradox Detection Accuracy: Improved the accuracy of the /check-paradox endpoint, reducing false positives and improving the detection of potential timeline paradoxes.

Old API Versions: Removed support for API versions 1.0.0 and 1.1.0. Users are encouraged to migrate to the latest API version to take advantage of new features and improvements.

Multi-Timeline Support: Introduced the ability to create, manage, and merge multiple timelines. The /timelines and /merge-timelines endpoints have been added to facilitate these operations.
Automated Event Scripting: Added a new scripting engine that allows users to automate event manipulations based on specific conditions. Scripts can be created and managed via the /scripts endpoint.

Timeline Creation Process: Timeline creation now requires a unique name parameter to improve management and identification of timelines in large-scale operations.
Improved API Documentation: Enhanced the OpenAPI documentation with more detailed descriptions, examples, and schema explanations.

Event Scheduling Conflicts: Resolved an issue where scheduling overlapping events could lead to unexpected behavior. The /event/schedule endpoint now includes conflict detection and resolution mechanisms.

Temporal Anchors: Introduced the concept of temporal anchors, allowing users to set fixed points in time to revert to if needed. The /set-anchor and /revert-anchor endpoints were added as part of this feature.
Paradox Detection: Added a new /check-paradox endpoint to identify potential paradoxes resulting from time manipulations.

Enhanced Event Details: The event model now includes additional metadata fields, such as created_by and last_modified, to provide better context for each event.

Time Format Consistency: Standardized all time-related fields to use ISO 8601 format, ensuring consistency across the API.

Launched the Warp API with core features including timeline creation, event manipulation, and basic monitoring capabilities.