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Version: v1.9.2

Module compatibility matrix

One row per root release; each cell is the submodule version recorded in the repository's release manifest at that root tag. Remember the operational rule from the upgrade guide: as a consumer you only ever choose two versions — the root (with your app) and the server/agent pair (with your fleet).

orbit (root)protoagentserverquarkbridgequarkdatasource
v1.9.1v0.4.4v0.6.15v0.11.1v1.8.19v1.8.20
v1.9.0v0.4.4v0.6.14v0.11.0v1.8.19v1.8.19
v1.8.25v0.4.4v0.6.14v0.10.17v1.8.19v1.8.19
v1.8.24v0.4.4v0.6.14v0.10.17v1.8.19v1.8.18
v1.8.23v0.4.4v0.6.14v0.10.16v1.8.19v1.8.18
v1.8.22v0.4.4v0.6.13v0.10.15v1.8.19v1.8.18
v1.8.21v0.4.3v0.6.12v0.10.14v1.8.18v1.8.18
v1.8.20v0.4.3v0.6.12v0.10.14v1.8.18v1.8.18
v1.8.19v0.4.3v0.6.12v0.10.13v1.8.18v1.8.18
v1.8.18v0.4.3v0.6.11v0.10.12v1.8.18v1.8.18
v1.8.17v0.4.2v0.6.10v0.10.11v1.8.17v1.8.17
v1.8.16v0.4.2v0.6.10v0.10.11v0.4.10v0.2.19
v1.8.15v0.4.2v0.6.10v0.10.10v0.4.10v0.2.19
v1.8.14v0.4.2v0.6.9v0.10.9v0.4.9v0.2.18
v1.8.13v0.4.2v0.6.8v0.10.8v0.4.8v0.2.17
v1.8.12v0.4.2v0.6.8v0.10.8v0.4.8v0.2.17
v1.8.11v0.4.2v0.6.7v0.10.7v0.4.7v0.2.16
v1.8.10v0.4.2v0.6.7v0.10.7v0.4.7v0.2.15
v1.8.9v0.4.2v0.6.6v0.10.6v0.4.6v0.2.15
v1.8.8v0.4.2v0.6.6v0.10.6v0.4.6v0.2.15
v1.8.7v0.4.2v0.6.6v0.10.6v0.4.6v0.2.15
v1.8.6v0.4.2v0.6.5v0.10.5v0.4.5v0.2.14
v1.8.5v0.4.2v0.6.4v0.10.4v0.4.4v0.2.14
v1.8.4v0.4.2v0.6.3v0.10.3v0.4.3v0.2.14
v1.8.3v0.4.2v0.6.2v0.10.2v0.4.2v0.2.14
v1.8.2v0.4.2v0.6.1v0.10.1v0.4.1v0.2.14
v1.8.1v0.4.2v0.6.0v0.10.0v0.4.0v0.2.14
v1.8.0v0.4.2v0.6.0v0.10.0v0.4.0v0.2.13
v1.7.4v0.4.2v0.5.17v0.9.13v0.3.16v0.2.13
v1.7.3v0.4.2v0.5.16v0.9.12v0.3.15v0.2.13
v1.7.2v0.4.2v0.5.15v0.9.11v0.3.14v0.2.12
v1.7.1v0.4.2v0.5.15v0.9.11v0.3.14v0.2.12
v1.7.0v0.4.2v0.5.15v0.9.11v0.3.14v0.2.12
v1.6.7v0.4.2v0.5.15v0.9.11v0.3.14v0.2.12
v1.6.6v0.4.2v0.5.14v0.9.10v0.3.13v0.2.12
v1.6.5v0.4.2v0.5.13v0.9.9v0.3.12v0.2.11
v1.6.4v0.4.2v0.5.13v0.9.8v0.3.12v0.2.11
v1.6.3v0.4.2v0.5.12v0.9.8v0.3.12v0.2.11
v1.6.2v0.4.2v0.5.12v0.9.7v0.3.11v0.2.10
v1.6.1v0.4.2v0.5.11v0.9.6v0.3.10v0.2.10
v1.6.0v0.4.2v0.5.11v0.9.6v0.3.10v0.2.9
v1.5.4v0.4.2v0.5.10v0.9.5v0.3.9v0.2.8
v1.5.3v0.4.2v0.5.9v0.9.4v0.3.8v0.2.8
v1.5.2v0.4.1v0.5.8v0.9.3v0.3.8v0.2.8
v1.5.1v0.4.1v0.5.6v0.9.1v0.3.6v0.2.7
v1.5.0v0.4.1v0.5.5v0.9.0v0.3.5v0.2.7
v1.4.4v0.4.1v0.5.4v0.8.4v0.3.4v0.2.6
v1.4.3v0.4.1v0.5.3v0.8.3v0.3.3v0.2.5
v1.4.2v0.4.1v0.5.2v0.8.2v0.3.2v0.2.4
v1.4.1v0.4.1v0.5.1v0.8.1v0.3.2v0.2.3
v1.4.0v0.4.0v0.5.0v0.8.0v0.3.1v0.2.2
v1.3.0v0.3.0v0.5.0v0.7.0v0.3.1v0.2.2
v1.2.1v0.3.0v0.4.0v0.6.0v0.3.0v0.2.1
v1.2.0v0.3.0v0.4.0v0.5.0v0.3.0v0.2.1
v1.1.0v0.1.1v0.2.1v0.3.1v0.2.1v0.2.1
v1.0.0v0.1.0v0.2.0v0.2.0v0.1.0v0.1.0
v0.3.0``````v0.1.0v0.1.0
v0.2.0``````v0.0.0v0.0.0

The quarkdatasource → orbit v1.4.3 pin​

quarkdatasource/go.mod requires an older orbit root on purpose: the edge is topologically forced (the datasource module lives inside the root module's directory, so requiring the current root would be a cycle at tag-cut time). It is harmless in practice — Go's minimal version selection raises the root to whatever YOUR application requires, and the frozen datasource contract is verified identical across the lagging tag by the sibling-pin guard. It does not mean the module is unmaintained.