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  • v1.0.3

    66af5a35 · docs: document the whole exported surface, not most of it · 
    ctxscope v1.0.3 — the README now documents the whole API

The exported-surface list claimed to be complete while omitting all four
exported types. It now matches go doc exactly, and the release script enforces
that.

Adds worked examples for the four boundaries that matter, documents the
concurrency guarantees, and adds a table of contents. No code change.

  • v1.0.2

    63523bd1 · build: pin golangci-lint so importing this does not raise it · 
    ctxscope v1.0.2 — stop forcing a linter upgrade on importers

The golangci-lint tool pin was v2.12.2. A tool directive is still a require and
Go takes the maximum across the module graph, so importing ctxscope raised every
consumer's linter and lit up findings in code they had not touched.

Pinned to v2.4.0 to match ctxerrors. Importing this module can no longer move
anyone's linter. No library code changed.

  • v1.0.1

    d4afa01d · docs: a plain slog call keeps the global tier · 
    ctxscope v1.0.1 — doc correction: plain slog calls keep the global tier

A plain slog.Info loses the per-context tier but keeps the global one, which
never came from a context. The docs said it carried no scope at all.

No behaviour change. Adds the two tests that would have caught it, including
the first coverage of the slog.SetDefault + package-level slog.InfoContext
setup the README recommends.

  • v1.0.0

    f3f2ccd7 · feat: carry log context on a context.Context · 
    ctxscope v1.0.0 — log context that rides on a context.Context

Attributes pinned to a context.Context land on every log line emitted under
it. Two tiers: SetGlobal for process facts that never travel, Set for work
facts that cross a hop via ToJSON/FromJSON.

Extracted from github.com/psyb0t/common-go/scope so it can ship on its own
schedule instead of one shared with gorm, echo, NATS and Temporal. The API is
unchanged apart from the package name.

New in this release: NewHandler, a slog.Handler that applies the context's
scope to every record, so plain slog.InfoContext carries the attributes --
including from code that has never heard of this package.

First release of a new module path, so the sequence starts at v1.0.0.