# Changelog of EU TARIC Customs Measures Lookup & Monitor (`nordicdataforge/eu-taric-customs-measures-monitor`) Actor

- **URL**: https://apify.com/nordicdataforge/eu-taric-customs-measures-monitor/changelog.md
- **Full Actor documentation**: https://apify.com/nordicdataforge/eu-taric-customs-measures-monitor.md

## Changelog

### 1.0.2 — 2026-09-21

- Changed per-pair validation so a non-declarable goods code, unknown partner country, or measure safety-limit rejection no longer fails the whole run.
- Added structured, uncharged error records for rejected pairs while preserving all valid results in the same run.
- Added rejection totals and details to `RUN_SUMMARY` and the Actor status message.
- Improved temporary-source resilience with `Retry-After` handling, longer jittered exponential backoff, and immediate failure for permanent HTTP errors.
- Added within-run workbook reuse to prevent duplicate downloads and reduce load on the official source.

### 1.0.1 — 2026-09-12

- Added automatic fallback to the newest complete monthly TARIC snapshot while the newest CIRCABC folder is still being published.
- Increased the default retry count from three to five for temporary official-source failures.
- Added transparent fallback details to `RUN_SUMMARY`.

### 1.0.0 — 2026-08-01

- Initial production release.
- Added latest and historical monthly TARIC snapshot discovery through public CIRCABC metadata.
- Added exact declarable-code validation in all 22 published TARIC languages.
- Added nomenclature cascade handling for inherited measures.
- Added partner-country group expansion and country-exclusion enforcement.
- Added import/export measures, conditions, certificate descriptions, footnotes, additional codes, and legal bases.
- Added normalized fallback parsing for conditions embedded in official duty text.
- Added persistent, low-noise change monitoring that ignores source-month-only changes.
- Added pay-per-delivered-lookup charging safeguards and spending-limit handling.
- Added source attribution, privacy statement, independent-product disclosure, and legal limitations.