# 1.1.0 acceptance and replaced requirements > Version: 1.1.0. Release requirements; implementation and delivery are recorded below. > [Verification status](/Riff/1-1-0/status). ## Replacement map For version 1.1.0, this registered set replaces Player SQLite/WAL snapshots, global state_revision, per-store history generations, Book history and triple retention, lifetime total_started_count, persistent skip/completion/censored history, per-every-Album resume records, temporary-context next-start expiry, and the old 30/60-second checkpoint cadence. It also replaces private Application Directory configuration lookup, random/non-media 128-bit IDs, UUID snapshot/diagnostic identities and unrestricted delivered ABI packaging. The released marker UUID/XXH3 wire contract is preserved as the sole UUID exception. It also replaces browse-mode-dependent audiobook audio parameters and speed-control eligibility with [current-occurrence eligibility](/Riff/1-1-0/audiobook-speed). [Direct catalog consumption](/Riff/1-1-0/catalog-consumption) replaces startup semantic revalidation, complete Player browser graphs and queue-wide physical-binding preparation with its scoped admission, publication and on-demand consumption rules. Unspecified catalog, audio, host safety, UI geometry, bookmark spacing, playlist naming, reaction eligibility, selected-storage waiting/reset and relocation behavior remains inherited. Existing destructive reset policy is not an authorization to erase current devices while documenting or implementing this version. Old-schema conversion, migration/importer code and compatibility readers are prohibited. The existing complete-root Internal ↔ SD relocation remains supported; it copies the current format without translating a database schema. ## Required verification [Catalog consumption verification](/Riff/1-1-0/catalog-consumption#verification) additionally covers committed admission, bounded lazy browsing, binding fallback and HU cold/post-reboot milestones. - Parse/verify every FBS with the pinned compiler/runtime; round-trip full/short Media.ID and non-media hash zero versus NULL; validate malformed versions, enums, lengths and references. - Verify 32-byte history records, actual complete-file size, capacity >=300, alignment and 1% bound. - Check progress-only profile publication, unchanged history/catalog generations, batched same-generation starts, duplicate Media.ID attempts, idempotent retransmission and bounded retention. - Use deterministic clocks for qualification, pause/buffering, seek, soft extension and hard cutoff. - Inject Indexer death before/after acceptance, every publication step, lost SAVED, stale writer/root, write failure, corrupt CURRENT/PREVIOUS, and updates arriving during serialization. - Restore exact occurrence/order/shuffle, enforce profile ownership, Title reuse, first-mark promotion, last-mark/all-member deletion, no stale resurrection and temporary-unavailable retention. - Check every discovered config participates, all nonconflicting permutations converge, conflicting leaves have no promised winner, malformed aggregate fallback, read-only/missing roots, no private fallback, no fabricated SAF paths and one coherent snapshot across processes. - Verify marker UUID/checksum bytes and fallback admission remain compatible; no other first-party UUID allocation remains in Riff's integrated product, including diagnostics and library persistence. - Review inherited AAOS/automotive motion gates against the official owner; storage redesign cannot unlock unsafe actions or claim host compliance from local tests. - Audit source/grant/storage startup entry points together; prove relocation fences and no user-state loss from catalog rebuild. - Verify Book speed/control retention across MAIN Books/Music changes, ordinary Music unity speed, occurrence/classification/profile transitions, exact queue/position retention and disabled commands. - Inspect final APK ABI inventory and run JNI smoke checks on all user's devices. No implementation, build, device modification, release or Git history change is authorized by publication of these requirements.