Release Notes.

Public release-note policy and current launch baseline for Limvero.

Release communication

Release notes are intentionally factual and tied to implemented product behavior.

Current launch baseline

The public baseline reflects implemented restaurant workflows, production gates, security checks, public API boundaries and trust materials.

Release notes format

Future release notes should include date, affected modules, operator impact, API/webhook changes, migration needs and rollback notes.

No fake history

Limvero does not publish invented version history, invented uptime, invented customer metrics or unsupported provider/certification claims.

Breaking changes

Breaking changes to public API, webhooks, roles, offline behavior or data exports require clear notice and customer migration guidance.

Security updates

Security-relevant changes should reference affected surfaces, required customer action and whether credentials or API keys need rotation.

Operational updates

Deploy, rollback, backup, restore, worker and status changes should stay aligned with production operations documentation.

The first public version history should be published after the production launch process and customer communication workflow are finalized.

Plan a clean restaurant rollout.

Talk through locations, POS devices, kitchen workflow, menu migration, API needs and security review before launch.

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