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ASSURANCE INVALIDATION · EVI-AIV-021

Version 1.8.0 source case governance invalidation and v1.9.0 revalidation

Records why the v1.8.0 record ceased to support changed v1.9.0 bytes and how bounded successor evidence revalidated the package scope.

Entity ID
EVI-AIV-021
Status
Revalidated
Authority
National Engineering Directorate and State Registry
Data period
Invalidated 2026-08-09 · revalidated 2026-08-09
Last reviewed

Record

FieldValueCanonical record
Invalidation classRelease scope change
ClassificationPUBLIC
Reviewer classrepository-automated
Certification statusNot independent certification
Effective date2026-08-09
Correction route/external-relations/contact/Open record

Trigger and reason

Trigger: Public-case routes, schemas, source, assets, tests and package inventory changed.

Reason: Former evidence remains valid for its former package but cannot be silently extended to changed bytes or scope.

Affected records

Claims

Evidence

Change-impact records

Required revalidation gates

  • Structural validation
  • Browser acceptance
  • Apache acceptance
  • Source and public-case governance regression
  • Package inventory and replay

Successor assurance

Claims

Evidence

Disposition

Revalidated. Former records are preserved as superseded history, not deleted or rewritten.

Unavailable information

  • production deployment result
  • live request service
  • operational readiness
  • independent certification

Revision history

RevisionDateChange
1.0Invalidated the v1.8.0 bounded scope after material changes.
1.1Revalidated with the named v1.9.0 successor evidence.

Authority and record status

Responsible authority: National Engineering Directorate and State Registry.

The record proves only the stated package-level invalidation and revalidation chain. It is not independent certification or live readiness.

Revision date: . Public corrections may be initiated through the diplomatic contact route.

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