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Release notes for v3.15.0: `docs/release-notes/v3.15.0.md` and the `CHANGELOG.md` entry. The release workflow uses the notes file as the GitHub release body. ## What is in it - 77 commits since v3.14.0 (76 merged pull requests plus this one): 27 fix, 23 perf, 19 feat, 3 test, 2 ci, 2 docs, 1 chore. Nineteen feats, so minor. - "Read this before upgrading" first. It covers: - the liveness change (#2261, #2262); - the `users.db` v6 migration and what it means for a rollback (#2174); - the backfill at every ingestor start (#2133) and the 24 h planner-statistics refresh (#2158); - the caches that trade freshness for latency (#2165, #2222, #2147, #2156); - changes in hop names and region placement (#2188, #2190, #2234, #2245, #2220); - the role thresholds on favorites (#2215); - the geo-filter save on a single-file mount (#2137); - the `/api/stats` polling in hidden tabs (#2162). - Features, fixes, performance, then tests/CI/docs. - 29 issues closed, taken from each pull request's `closingIssuesReferences`. - Contributors: pull request authors and issue reporters with counts. The commit co-author trailers only name the pull request's own author or tooling. ## How it was checked - I read every pull request body. Every number in the notes comes from a pull request body. - I checked the config keys and defaults against `config.example.json` on `2bb000f2`. - I checked the UNASKED and opt-in claims for #2125, #2133, #2235 and #2239 against the source. - For the other pull requests I relied on their bodies and did not open the diffs. ## Not covered - The uncertain count is a single count on one staging instance on the day of the change (1,682 repeaters and rooms). It is not a before/after comparison. - #2133 gives no measured cost for its backfill on a large database, and the notes say so. ## After merge Tag `v3.15.0` on the merge commit once its `:edge` image exists. Then check in the registry that `v3.15.0`, `v3.15`, `v3` and `latest` share one digest, and that the release has the notes as its body and both `corescope-decrypt` binaries. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>