Validation and safe completion checks around ses were strengthened for destructive or restorable operations.
What changed
PHP 8 compatibility and active exportsses was aligned with the current Core contract while preserving the established command workflow.
Core-compatible JSON exportses was aligned with the current Core contract while preserving the established command workflow.
Install this release
Base
install ses -v 1.3.3
Minimum
install ses -v 1.3.3 -m
v1.2.32026-08-02
Clear session value syntax
Uses : for session values and typed JSON input, leaving > exclusively to terminal output redirection while preserving protected authentication state and cookie safeguards.
What changed
Protected session workspaceAdds structured masked session output, a separate cookie branch, typed JSON values and safe JSON import/export.
Hierarchy-first session inspectionThe everyday ses workflow and reference were tightened around the current command contract.
Historical release
This release remains in the public history but is no longer offered for installation. Use the current release for supported installations.
v1.1.22026-07-24
First stable release
First public stable release of ses, establishing the command’s initial supported interface.
What changed
Base and minimum packagesIntroduced the reduced Minimum package for the core ses workflow.
Historical release
This release remains in the public history but is no longer offered for installation. Use the current release for supported installations.
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