Comprehensively updates all documentation to reflect the template system
feature shipped in v1.1.0 and plans for v1.2.0 package ecosystem.
README.md:
- Add prominent "What's New in v1.1.0" section highlighting templates
- Expand template documentation with detailed examples and use cases
- Show testing template's 45 tests and professional patterns
- Position templates as "game changer" for FTC learning
- Update command reference and quick start guides
- Add template deep dive section with usage recommendations
TEMPLATE-PACKAGE-SPEC.md:
- Mark Part 1 (Templates) as ✅ COMPLETE in v1.1.0
- Document actual implementation (embedded templates, variable substitution)
- Add "Lessons Learned" section from template development
- Update Part 2 (Packages) to reflect v1.2.0 planning
- Show transition from design to implementation reality
- Maintain comprehensive `weevil add` specification for v1.2.0
ROADMAP.md:
- Mark template system complete in v1.1.0 section
- Add "THE GAME CHANGER" designation for templates
- Feature `weevil add` package system as v1.2.0 "THE NEXT BIG THING"
- List initial 15 packages planned for v1.2.0 launch
- Add "Recent Accomplishments" celebrating v1.1.0 delivery
- Update success metrics with actual achievements
- Show clear progression: templates → packages → debugging
Impact:
- Documentation now reflects production reality (templates shipped!)
- Clear roadmap shows v1.2.0 package ecosystem as next major milestone
- Positions Weevil as transformative for FTC software engineering
- Comprehensive reference for teams learning from template system
All documentation ready for v1.1.0 release tag.
Considering pulling in features that auto generate code or pull in
packages. The code generation is planned to bring into v1.1.0 and
the document in this commit walks through that decision in great
detail.
Add status tracking system with visual markers (✅ Complete, ⚠️ In Progress,
🔄 Deferred, ❌ Cancelled) to track feature progress across versions.
v1.1.0 status updates:
- Mark version as ✅ COMPLETE (released as v1.1.0-beta.2)
- System diagnostics (weevil doctor): ✅ Complete
- Dependency cleanup (weevil uninstall): ✅ Complete
- Corporate/school proxy support: ✅ Complete
- Android Studio integration: ✅ Complete
- Manual installation docs: 🔄 Deferred to v1.2.0
- Debian packaging: 🔄 Deferred (not essential for adoption)
v1.2.0 additions:
- Android Studio debugging support: HIGH priority natural extension
of existing IDE integration. Enables breakpoint debugging, variable
inspection, and step-through execution directly from Android Studio.
Major educational value for teaching proper debugging techniques.
- Windows testing & stabilization: CRITICAL priority, blocks v1.1.0
final release. Comprehensive verification needed.
Research items added:
- SOCKS proxy support: LOW priority, wait for user requests. HTTP
proxy covers most use cases; SOCKS would enable additional restricted
environments but has implementation complexity.
Updated timestamp to February 2026.
Update version references from 1.0.0-rc2 to 1.0.0 across documentation.
This marks the first production-ready stable release of Weevil with complete
cross-platform support, robust Windows deployment, and comprehensive project
management features.
Changes:
- Update README.md current version to 1.0.0
- Remove "Next Release" section from ROADMAP.md (now tracking post-1.0 features)
Weevil is now stable and ready for FTC teams to use in production. 🎉
Add ROADMAP.md documenting planned features and improvements for the
initial stable release and future versions.
Roadmap includes:
- Pre-1.0.0: Critical fixes for Windows deployment and documentation
- v1.0.0 features: Enhanced project templates, improved error handling
- Post-1.0.0: Advanced features like custom templates, project analytics,
multi-robot support, and CI/CD integration
This provides transparency for users and contributors about the project's
direction and planned capabilities.
