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Live receipt that motivated the change

Fresh install of the published package in a clean directory (Node 22.14.0 and Node 20.20.2):

npm i @wave-av/mcp-server@latest --registry=https://registry.npmjs.org   # 0.2.0, exit 0
initialize -> serverInfo {"name":"wave-mcp-server","version":"0.1.0"}     # package is 0.2.0
tools/list -> 18 tools
tools/call wave_list_streams -> "Error 404: <!DOCTYPE html>..."           # HTML page from https://wave.online/api/v1/streams
npx @wave-av/mcp-server --version -> "[wave-mcp-server] Connected via stdio transport"  # README documents --version; it starts the server

The install and the handshake work. Every tool call fails: the default base URL is https://wave.online and every path is /api/v1/..., and that host answers with the site's 404 page. Probes with the production key (status, content type, body marker only):

https://wave.online/api/v1/streams        -> 404 text/html
https://api.wave.online/api/v1/streams    -> 404 text/html
https://api.wave.online/v1/streams        -> 401 application/problem+json {"type":"https://api.wave.online/errors/unauthorized",...,"requestId":...}
https://api.wave.online/v1/pricing/manifests -> 403 application/json {"error":{"code":"SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT","required_scope":"pricing:read",...}}

The public OpenAPI (wave-av/api-spec, servers: https://api.wave.online/v1) is the documented API host.

Root cause

  • src/auth.ts hard-coded DEFAULT_BASE_URL = "https://wave.online"; 20 call sites used /api/v1/... paths. Neither the host nor the prefix matches the documented API server.
  • src/server.ts, src/sdk-server.ts and src/auth.ts hard-coded "0.1.0" for the MCP serverInfo version and the User-Agent. The package shipped as 0.2.0 with the wire still saying 0.1.0.
  • src/index.ts had no argument handling, so the README's --version check started the stdio server.
  • No CI step ever installed the packed tarball in a clean directory, so none of this was caught before publish.

What changed

  • src/auth.ts: default base https://api.wave.online; all tool and resource paths are /v1/... (src/tools/*.ts, src/resources/*.ts).
  • src/version.ts (new): PKG_VERSION read from package.json at runtime via createRequire; used by serverInfo, User-Agent and --version.
  • src/index.ts: --version / -v and --help / -h.
  • scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs (new): stdio JSON-RPC driver (spawn with an argument array, no shell). Asserts the tool count, and for an optional tools/call asserts the response is the gateway's JSON contract and not an HTML page. Environment passes through untouched and is never printed.
  • .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml (new): npm ci, build, npm pack, install the tarball in $RUNNER_TEMP/smoke on Node 20 and 22, assert --version equals the package version, assert the stdio handshake and 18 tools, then one live tools/call with WAVE_API_KEY mapped from the WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY repository secret. When the secret is absent (forks, unset) the live step prints skipped: WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY absent and exits 0; the install, version and handshake assertions still gate. permissions: contents: read, actions pinned by SHA (same pins as release.yml), no set -x, no secret interpolation in run: strings.
  • README.md: WAVE_BASE_URL default corrected; positioning line added to the header; removed the notice claiming the README is checked by npm run verify (no such script exists in package.json).
  • CHANGELOG.md: entries under Unreleased. Note: docs(changelog): sync CHANGELOG.md with tagged and current versions #112 rewrites this file; whichever merges second takes a one-hunk rebase.

Proof (local, this branch, built tarball)

npm run lint        -> eslint src/ --max-warnings 0   (clean)
npm run type-check  -> tsc --noEmit                    (clean)
npm run build       -> tsup ESM + tsc declarations     (Build success)
npm pack            -> wave-av-mcp-server-0.2.0.tgz
python3 -c 'yaml.safe_load(smoke-install.yml)' -> jobs: ['smoke'], matrix node ['20','22']

LIVE RECEIPTS

Clean directory, tarball from this branch, WAVE_API_KEY mapped from the production secret in-process (never printed).

Node 22.14.0:

npm i <tarball> -> added 95 packages, exit 0
node node_modules/.bin/wave-mcp-server --version -> 0.2.0
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs <bin> 18 -> initialize: wave-mcp-server 0.2.0 (protocol 2025-06-18); tools/list: 18 tools; exit 0
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs <bin> 18 wave_list_streams '{}' -> tools/call -> Error 401 {"type":"https://api.wave.online/errors/unauthorized","status":401,"requestId":"req_mtl81nix_..."}; exit 0

Node 20.20.2:

npm i <tarball> -> added 95 packages, exit 0
node node_modules/.bin/wave-mcp-server --version -> 0.2.0
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs <bin> 18 -> initialize: wave-mcp-server 0.2.0; tools/list: 18 tools; exit 0
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs <bin> 18 wave_list_streams '{}' -> tools/call -> Error 401 problem+json from api.wave.online, requestId req_mtl82hr1_...; exit 0

Before this branch the same call returned the HTML 404 page; after it, api.wave.online answers in its JSON error contract with a request id. That is the regression the workflow guards.

Still open (not fixed here, needs a product decision)

The 18 tools address /v1/streams, /v1/studio/*, /v1/cameras/*, /v1/switcher/*, /v1/billing/* and /v1/analytics/*. None of those paths appear in the public OpenAPI, and the gateway answers /v1/streams with 401 for a key that is valid on /v1/pricing/manifests. Re-targeting the tool set to routes that exist (or shipping those routes) is a product call, tracked separately. This PR makes the package honest about its host and version and adds the guard that would have caught the 404.

Gates

  • lint: clean (0 warnings) · type-check: clean · build: success · YAML: parses · fresh install: Node 20 and 22 pass · live tools/call: gateway JSON on both Node versions.

OPERATOR STEPS

Publishing is tag-driven (release.yml, on: push: tags: ['v*'], npm trusted publishing). After merge, from a clean checkout of main:

npm version patch --no-git-tag-version   # 0.2.0 -> 0.2.1; commit via PR
git tag v0.2.1 && git push origin v0.2.1

Also set the repository secret WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY (a low-scope production key) so the live step runs instead of skipping.

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Every outbound API URL changes host and path prefix, which is a wide behavioral change but matches the documented API and is covered by new fresh-install smoke tests.

Overview
Fixes a broken default install where every tool and resource call hit https://wave.online/api/v1/... and got an HTML 404 instead of the gateway.

API routing: Default WAVE_BASE_URL is now https://api.wave.online, and all tool/resource paths use /v1/... (no /api prefix) across tools, resources, and waveFetch.

Version honesty: New PKG_VERSION from package.json at runtime drives MCP serverInfo, User-Agent, and the SDK in-process server—replacing hard-coded 0.1.0 on a 0.2.0 package.

CLI: wave-mcp-server --version / --help exit before starting stdio (README already promised --version).

Regression guard: scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs drives stdio MCP (handshake, 18-tool tools/list, optional live tools/call that rejects HTML responses). .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml packs, fresh-installs on Node 20/22, and optionally calls live when WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY is set.

Docs/changelog update the default base URL; README drops the incorrect npm run verify claim for the removed machine-generated notice.

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Summary by Sourcery

Correct the production API targeting and version reporting, and add fresh-install smoke coverage to prevent regressions.

New Features:

  • Add --version/--help CLI options and a fresh-install MCP smoke driver.

Bug Fixes:

  • Point default tool and resource requests at the documented production API host and /v1 paths instead of the invalid web URL and /api/v1 prefix.
  • Report the package version consistently in MCP metadata, User-Agent headers, and CLI output.

CI:

  • Add Node 20 and 22 smoke-install coverage that builds and packs the package, installs it in a clean directory, verifies the version and 18-tool handshake, and optionally validates a live gateway response.

Documentation:

  • Correct the documented default API base URL and update the unreleased changelog.

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…n and a fresh-install smoke

A fresh install of @wave-av/mcp-server@0.2.0 starts, lists 18 tools, and then every tool call returns an HTML 404 page: the default base URL was https://wave.online with /api/v1/... paths, which no longer exist. The MCP serverInfo, User-Agent and README-documented --version flag also advertised 0.1.0 (or started the server instead of printing a version).

- src/auth.ts: DEFAULT_BASE_URL is https://api.wave.online; tool and resource paths use /v1/...
- src/version.ts: PKG_VERSION read from package.json at runtime; used by serverInfo, User-Agent, --version
- src/index.ts: --version / -v and --help / -h
- scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs: stdio driver (initialize, tools/list count, optional tools/call) with no shell
- .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml: pack, clean-dir install on Node 20 and 22, --version, tools/list == 18, live tools/call when WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY is present (skips honestly otherwise)
- README/CHANGELOG: base URL default, positioning line, removed the unverifiable machine-generated notice

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This PR corrects the production API host and URL prefix throughout the server, derives all advertised version metadata from package.json, adds documented CLI flags, and introduces a Node 20/22 packed-tarball smoke workflow that validates fresh installation, MCP discovery, and non-HTML gateway responses.

Sequence diagram for fresh-install MCP smoke validation

sequenceDiagram
    participant CI as CI workflow
    participant Tarball as Packed package
    participant CLI as wave-mcp-server
    participant Driver as smoke-mcp.mjs
    participant Gateway as api.wave.online

    CI->>Tarball: npm pack
    CI->>Tarball: npm install in clean directory
    CI->>CLI: --version
    CLI-->>CI: PKG_VERSION
    CI->>Driver: Run handshake and tools/list
    Driver->>CLI: initialize
    CLI-->>Driver: serverInfo version PKG_VERSION
    Driver->>CLI: tools/list
    CLI-->>Driver: 18 tools
    alt WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY present
        Driver->>CLI: tools/call wave_list_streams
        CLI->>Gateway: GET /v1/streams
        Gateway-->>CLI: JSON result or gateway error
        Driver-->>CI: Reject HTML, accept gateway JSON contract
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Change Details Files
Retarget all API requests to the documented production gateway.
  • Change the default host to api.wave.online.
  • Replace legacy /api/v1 paths with /v1 across tools and resources.
  • Preserve the configurable WAVE_BASE_URL override.
src/auth.ts
src/resources/productions.ts
src/resources/streams.ts
src/tools/analytics.ts
src/tools/billing.ts
src/tools/production.ts
src/tools/streams.ts
src/tools/studio.ts
README.md
Make the server and CLI report the installed package version consistently.
  • Add runtime package-version loading through createRequire.
  • Use the package version in MCP serverInfo, the SDK server, and User-Agent headers.
  • Implement --version/-v and --help/-h argument handling.
src/version.ts
src/server.ts
src/sdk-server.ts
src/auth.ts
src/index.ts
Add a fresh-install regression smoke test covering the packaged user experience and gateway response shape.
  • Drive the stdio JSON-RPC protocol without a shell and assert initialization plus 18 tools.
  • Install the packed tarball in a clean temporary directory on Node 20 and 22.
  • Verify --version and reject HTML or non-gateway responses from an optional live tool call.
  • Skip only the secret-dependent live call when the repository API key is unavailable.
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs
.github/workflows/smoke-install.yml
Update project documentation and release notes for the corrected endpoint, CLI behavior, and validation coverage.
  • Document the corrected API default and revise the README header content.
  • Remove the inaccurate claim that npm run verify checks the README.
  • Record the fixes and smoke workflow under Unreleased.
README.md
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  • New Features

    • Added --version and --help CLI options.
    • Server and request metadata now display the package’s current version.
    • Updated API connectivity to use the current WAVE API address and endpoint paths.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected production, stream, analytics, billing, and studio API requests.
  • Tests

    • Added fresh-install smoke testing for supported Node.js versions, MCP communication, tool discovery, and optional live API calls.
  • Documentation

    • Updated setup guidance and supported WAVE operations in the README.

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The package now uses the api.wave.online /v1 API, loads its version from package.json, adds CLI metadata commands, and includes Node.js 20/22 fresh-install MCP smoke tests.

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WAVE API and package behavior

Layer / File(s) Summary
Runtime version and CLI metadata
src/version.ts, src/server.ts, src/sdk-server.ts, src/auth.ts, src/index.ts
The package loads its runtime version from package.json. Server metadata, the authentication User-Agent, --version, and --help use the updated package behavior.
WAVE API base URL and routes
src/auth.ts, src/resources/*, src/tools/*, README.md, CHANGELOG.md
The default host changes to https://api.wave.online. Resource and tool requests change from /api/v1 to /v1. Documentation records the updated API and package behavior.
Fresh-install and MCP smoke validation
scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs, .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml, CHANGELOG.md
The workflow builds and installs the package on Node.js 20 and 22. The smoke driver validates MCP initialization, tool listing, CLI version output, and an optional live tool call.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~30 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 8063e

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  GitHubActions->>smoke-mcp.mjs: Run MCP smoke checks
  smoke-mcp.mjs->>wave-mcp-server: Send initialize and tools/list requests
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  smoke-mcp.mjs->>wave-mcp-server: Optionally send tools/call request
  wave-mcp-server->>WAVEGateway: Invoke live WAVE API tool
  WAVEGateway-->>wave-mcp-server: Return gateway result
  wave-mcp-server-->>smoke-mcp.mjs: Return tool result
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Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This change retargets every existing API operation, modifies authentication and billing paths, and adds a pull-request smoke job that may expose a repository secret to branch-controlled code. Unresolved concerns also remain around secret isolation and reliable CLI output.

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Comment on lines +69 to +78
- name: Live tools/call against api.wave.online
env:
WAVE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY }}
run: |
if [ -z "$WAVE_API_KEY" ]; then
echo "skipped: WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY absent (fork or unset)"
exit 0
fi
cd "$RUNNER_TEMP/smoke"
node "$GITHUB_WORKSPACE/scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs" node_modules/@wave-av/mcp-server/dist/index.js 18 wave_list_streams '{}'

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💡 Security: Live smoke step exposes gateway secret to PR-branch-controlled script

The "Live tools/call" step runs scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs from the PR's own checkout while WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY is present in the step's environment. For forked PRs GitHub withholds secrets on pull_request (the skip logic correctly handles that), but for PRs from branches within the same repository the secret is available, and the job executes whatever version of smoke-mcp.mjs that branch contains — so a same-repo branch could exfiltrate the key by modifying the script before the workflow runs. Since the key is described as low-scope this is a minor exposure, but consider gating the live step with a required reviewer/environment approval (environment: with protection rules) or restricting it to push on main plus manual dispatch rather than every pull_request.

Use a protected GitHub Environment for the job (or at least the live-call step) so the secret is only released after a maintainer approves the run, closing the same-repo-branch exfiltration path.:

smoke:
  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
  environment: gateway-smoke   # requires manual approval before secrets are exposed
  ...

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console.error("FAIL tools/call received an HTML page, not a gateway response");
finish(1);
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const reached = /SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT|PAYMENT_REQUIRED|ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED|errors\/unauthorized|\\"status\\":\s*(2\d\d|401|402|403)|\\"data\\"|\\"streams\\"/i.test(body);

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💡 Quality: Gateway-response regex hardcodes field names from one tool

The reached check on line 110 matches on "data" and "streams", which are specific to wave_list_streams's response shape. If this script is later reused (as its CLI signature <bin> [expectedToolCount] [toolName] [jsonArgs] invites) to smoke-test a different tool whose success payload doesn't contain those literal keys, a legitimate gateway response could fail the reached check and the smoke would report a false failure. Consider deriving the check from the JSON-RPC result being non-empty/well-formed JSON plus the explicit error-code list, dropping the two success-shape literals ("data", "streams").

Treat any well-formed JSON-RPC result (already guaranteed non-HTML by the earlier check) as evidence the gateway was reached, instead of grepping for specific success-payload field names.:

const isJsonError = /SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT|PAYMENT_REQUIRED|ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED|errors\/unauthorized|\"status\":\s*(401|402|403)/i.test(body);
const looksLikeSuccess = call.result && !call.error;
const reached = isJsonError || looksLikeSuccess;
if (!reached) {
  console.error("FAIL tools/call result does not show a gateway response");
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Fixes the API host from wave.online to api.wave.online, corrects request paths to /v1/..., reports the package version (0.2.0) consistently in MCP metadata and headers instead of hard-coded 0.1.0, adds --version and --help CLI flags, and introduces a fresh-install smoke test for Node 20 and 22 that validates the tarball, version reporting, handshake, tool discovery, and an optional live gateway call. The implementation is solid and gates regressions effectively.

Consider two minor refinements: gate the live smoke step with environment approval or restrict it to push on main to prevent a same-repo branch from exfiltrating the gateway key via script modification, and generalize the response validation in smoke-mcp.mjs to check for well-formed JSON and explicit error codes rather than hardcoding "data" and "streams" field names specific to wave_list_streams.

💡 Security: Live smoke step exposes gateway secret to PR-branch-controlled script

📄 .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml:69-78

The "Live tools/call" step runs scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs from the PR's own checkout while WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY is present in the step's environment. For forked PRs GitHub withholds secrets on pull_request (the skip logic correctly handles that), but for PRs from branches within the same repository the secret is available, and the job executes whatever version of smoke-mcp.mjs that branch contains — so a same-repo branch could exfiltrate the key by modifying the script before the workflow runs. Since the key is described as low-scope this is a minor exposure, but consider gating the live step with a required reviewer/environment approval (environment: with protection rules) or restricting it to push on main plus manual dispatch rather than every pull_request.

Use a protected GitHub Environment for the job (or at least the live-call step) so the secret is only released after a maintainer approves the run, closing the same-repo-branch exfiltration path.
smoke:
  runs-on: ubuntu-latest
  environment: gateway-smoke   # requires manual approval before secrets are exposed
  ...
💡 Quality: Gateway-response regex hardcodes field names from one tool

📄 scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs:110

The reached check on line 110 matches on "data" and "streams", which are specific to wave_list_streams's response shape. If this script is later reused (as its CLI signature <bin> [expectedToolCount] [toolName] [jsonArgs] invites) to smoke-test a different tool whose success payload doesn't contain those literal keys, a legitimate gateway response could fail the reached check and the smoke would report a false failure. Consider deriving the check from the JSON-RPC result being non-empty/well-formed JSON plus the explicit error-code list, dropping the two success-shape literals ("data", "streams").

Treat any well-formed JSON-RPC result (already guaranteed non-HTML by the earlier check) as evidence the gateway was reached, instead of grepping for specific success-payload field names.
const isJsonError = /SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT|PAYMENT_REQUIRED|ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED|errors\/unauthorized|\"status\":\s*(401|402|403)/i.test(body);
const looksLikeSuccess = call.result && !call.error;
const reached = isJsonError || looksLikeSuccess;
if (!reached) {
  console.error("FAIL tools/call result does not show a gateway response");
  finish(1);
}
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Code Review: Fixes the API host from `wave.online` to `api.wave.online`, corrects request paths to `/v1/...`, reports the package version (0.2.0) consistently in MCP metadata and headers instead of hard-coded 0.1.0, adds `--version` and `--help` CLI flags, and introduces a fresh-install smoke test for Node 20 and 22 that validates the tarball, version reporting, handshake, tool discovery, and an optional live gateway call. The implementation is solid and gates regressions effectively.
  
  Consider two minor refinements: gate the live smoke step with environment approval or restrict it to `push` on `main` to prevent a same-repo branch from exfiltrating the gateway key via script modification, and generalize the response validation in `smoke-mcp.mjs` to check for well-formed JSON and explicit error codes rather than hardcoding `"data"` and `"streams"` field names specific to `wave_list_streams`.

1. 💡 Security: Live smoke step exposes gateway secret to PR-branch-controlled script
   Files: .github/workflows/smoke-install.yml:69-78

   The "Live tools/call" step runs `scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs` from the PR's own checkout while `WAVE_GATEWAY_API_KEY` is present in the step's environment. For forked PRs GitHub withholds secrets on `pull_request` (the skip logic correctly handles that), but for PRs from branches within the same repository the secret is available, and the job executes whatever version of `smoke-mcp.mjs` that branch contains — so a same-repo branch could exfiltrate the key by modifying the script before the workflow runs. Since the key is described as low-scope this is a minor exposure, but consider gating the live step with a required reviewer/environment approval (`environment:` with protection rules) or restricting it to `push` on `main` plus manual dispatch rather than every `pull_request`.

   Fix (Use a protected GitHub Environment for the job (or at least the live-call step) so the secret is only released after a maintainer approves the run, closing the same-repo-branch exfiltration path.):
   smoke:
     runs-on: ubuntu-latest
     environment: gateway-smoke   # requires manual approval before secrets are exposed
     ...

2. 💡 Quality: Gateway-response regex hardcodes field names from one tool
   Files: scripts/smoke-mcp.mjs:110

   The `reached` check on line 110 matches on `"data"` and `"streams"`, which are specific to `wave_list_streams`'s response shape. If this script is later reused (as its CLI signature `<bin> [expectedToolCount] [toolName] [jsonArgs]` invites) to smoke-test a different tool whose success payload doesn't contain those literal keys, a legitimate gateway response could fail the `reached` check and the smoke would report a false failure. Consider deriving the check from the JSON-RPC result being non-empty/well-formed JSON plus the explicit error-code list, dropping the two success-shape literals (`"data"`, `"streams"`).

   Fix (Treat any well-formed JSON-RPC result (already guaranteed non-HTML by the earlier check) as evidence the gateway was reached, instead of grepping for specific success-payload field names.):
   const isJsonError = /SCOPE_INSUFFICIENT|PAYMENT_REQUIRED|ROUTE_NOT_MAPPED|errors\/unauthorized|\"status\":\s*(401|402|403)/i.test(body);
   const looksLikeSuccess = call.result && !call.error;
   const reached = isJsonError || looksLikeSuccess;
   if (!reached) {
     console.error("FAIL tools/call result does not show a gateway response");
     finish(1);
   }

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Resolves the README positioning conflict in favor of main (#111) and restores the Unreleased entries that the auto-merge placed under 0.2.0 after #112. Adds the 0.1.0-0.1.1 and 0.1.3-0.1.8 registry versions that #112 merged without.

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