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SolverForge 0.6.x: Scaffolding and Codegen
SolverForge 0.6.x is now available with first-class project scaffolding and generated domain accessors for cleaner constraint code.
We’re excited to announce SolverForge 0.6.x, the release line that introduced first-class scaffolding and code generation.
Patch releases are folded into the matching line note instead of published as separate release-note pages.
This release focuses on onboarding and developer ergonomics:
- CLI scaffolding + code generation for new projects
- Generated collection accessors (for example,
factory.shifts()) to reduce extractor boilerplate - Constraint naming standardization with
.named(...)
Why this release matters
SolverForge 0.6.0 makes it easier to go from a blank project to a working solver model while keeping constraint code concise and type-safe.
Upgrade notes
- Prefer generated accessors such as
factory.shifts()over manual extractors. - Use
.named("...")for finalizing constraints.
What’s next
We’re continuing to improve project setup and docs so new users can get started faster with fewer moving parts.