Compatibility

Auditaur has Rust crates, an npm frontend package, a CLI binary, and app-side runtime code. Keep them from the same release line when possible.

Current versions

Component	Install name	Current documented version
CLI binary	cargo install auditaur-cli	0.4.0
Tauri plugin	tauri-plugin-auditaur	0.4.0
Frontend SDK	@auditaur/api	0.5.1
Core/collector crates	auditaur-core, auditaur-collector	0.4.0
Macro crate	tauri-plugin-auditaur-macros	0.4.0

Recommended app pins

[dependencies]
tauri-plugin-auditaur = "0.4.0"
tracing = "0.1"
tracing-subscriber = "0.3"

npm install @auditaur/api@0.5.1

What should match?

Pair	Why it matters
CLI and Rust plugin	They share SQLite schema expectations, discovery metadata, health checks, and drive bridge status interpretation.
Rust plugin and frontend SDK	They share the frontend export command, record envelopes, trace propagation carriers, and drive bridge protocol.
Plugin and macro crate	tauri-plugin-auditaur re-exports macros; release automation keeps the macro crate and plugin crate aligned.

Signs of version skew

Run:

auditaur health --json
auditaur doctor --db "<databasePath>" --json

Version skew commonly appears as schema validation failures, capability warnings, frontend export failures, missing drive bridge fields, or unsupported bridge action compatibility messages.

Source checkout development

Inside the Auditaur repository, use source commands when testing local changes:

cargo run -p auditaur-cli -- doctor
cargo run -p auditaur-cli -- apps --json

cd packages\api
npm run build

For the dogfood app, build the local frontend package before starting Tauri:

cd examples\dogfood
npm install
npm run build:api
npm run tauri dev

Updating an app

1. Update the Rust plugin version in src-tauri\Cargo.toml.
2. Update @auditaur/api in the frontend package manager lockfile.
3. Restart the Tauri dev process so a fresh session is created.
4. Run auditaur doctor tauri --path src-tauri --json.
5. Run auditaur apps --json and confirm the active session is readable and schema-valid.