The changelog records behavior users can rely on and separates shipped work from planned direction.
Storefront preview crawler authentication and recovery shipped.
TaskerArmy now scopes Shopify storefront crawler signatures to the connected store host, detects the exact local_rate_limited response, retries once and returns a structured recoverable error when needed.
Staging, approval and preview lifecycle corrections shipped.
The job lifecycle was aligned so staged work, preview state and merchant approval remain consistent across backend and frontend behavior.
Engineering Run terminology and plan catalog aligned.
Public pricing moved to the Free, Builder, Growth, Scale and Enterprise catalog with one-time Run Packs and consistent structured data.
merchant-approved engineering positioning launched.
The public product architecture centered the workflow on connected context, staging, QA, preview and explicit control over publishing.
Only material user-facing behavior belongs here.
Content-system refactors, internal experiments and marketing layout work stay outside the product changelog unless they change what customers can use or trust.
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