A code example in a manual is a promise. Most manuals never check it. This release runs every example in the platform's manual against the engines it claims to support, from the command line.
The task
- Every runnable block Each JavaScript block marked runnable, and by default every SQL tab block, is executed across the configured dictionaries, from a command or programmatically.
- Real engines Databases start in containers per engine, PostgreSQL first and Informix with custom initialisation. Results are stored per engine and cleared before each run.
- Tested itself The parser and runner have tests for extraction order, data modification and error handling. The previous REST execution controller was removed in favour of the task.
Later in the year the MCP tools learned to prove code without running it. The manual's examples go further: they run, and a broken one is a failed build.