Remix

This release consolidates changes from multiple beta versions into a single supported prerelease (Beta.10), introducing a new `remix db` workflow, full-stack HMR, and significant API changes for improved structure and functionality.

Fixed an incompatibility issue with `staticFiles()` middleware and router middleware by updating `@remix-run/fetch-router`. This ensures compatibility with Remix 3 projects.

This release updates the default `remix new` app template to include preloads for client entries, improving initial load performance.

This release marks the initial availability of the static file-serving middleware. The package itself is superseded and should not be used directly.

This beta release introduces default frame HTML fetching in `remix/ui` and fixes type checking issues in fresh projects using `staticFiles()` middleware. It also allows client entries to preload module graphs.

The `run()` function now includes a default browser frame resolver, enabling frame reloads and Navigation API-based navigation. Custom resolvers are still supported for advanced use cases.

The Remix test runner has been updated with breaking changes to its configuration and API, including the removal of standalone executables and config file discovery. New features include `--only` and `--quiet` flags for focused and concise test runs, and improved handling of `NODE_ENV` and `.only` filtering.

This release introduces enhanced frame navigation capabilities for same-origin forms and allows browser frame resolvers to return `Response` objects. It also includes several bug fixes for component updates, navigation stability, and DOM preservation.

This release introduces a breaking change to session cookie handling, defaulting them to HttpOnly for enhanced security. It also includes dependency updates for `@remix-run/*` packages.

Introduced a new delimiter-bounded route matching system with enhanced pattern capabilities and resource limits. Updated `createHref` to accept an options object for search parameters and improved URL handling with `baseURL`.

This patch release bumps the `@remix-run/*` dependencies, specifically updating `fetch-router` to version 0.21.0.

The compressResponse() function has been updated to include the Vary: Accept-Encoding header for identity responses. This change ensures that shared caches do not incorrectly serve uncompressed responses to clients that can handle compression.

Introduced the `@remix-run/node-hmr` package to enable Hot Module Replacement (HMR) for Node.js applications during development. This package provides an `import.meta.hot` API for seamless development workflows.

Request handlers now receive native Request instances, improving compatibility with standard web APIs. This change may affect code that depended on the previous lazy request object implementation.

This patch release limits boundaries to the 70-character maximum defined by RFC 2046 and improves the non-Node runtime buffer search to handle longer patterns without stalling.

Bumped `@remix-run/*` dependencies, including `fetch-router` to version 0.21.0.

This patch release bumps the `@remix-run/*` dependencies, specifically updating `fetch-router` to version 0.21.0.

This patch release bumps the multipart-parser dependency to version 0.16.4 as part of updating other @remix-run/* dependencies.

Updated Route.href to accept an options object for search parameters and added a baseURL option. Also bumped internal Remix dependencies.

Bumped dependencies for fetch-router and form-data-parser. Specific version updates are linked in the release notes.

This patch release modifies proxy behavior by stopping the forwarding of `Accept-Encoding` headers and stripping specific encoding and length-related headers from proxied responses.

Introduced `createPostgresDatabase()` with enhanced features like connection-scoped migration locking and database wiping. Several breaking changes were made to the PostgreSQL adapter, and bound parameters are now used for compiled limit and offset clauses.

Introduced `SqliteDatabase.close()` and `createSqliteDatabase()` for improved SQLite database management, including optional wiping and persistent foreign key enforcement. This release also includes breaking changes to adapter and config types.

Introduced `createMysqlDatabase()` with enhanced features like connection-scoped locking and database wiping. Breaking changes include the removal of `MysqlDatabaseAdapter` and renaming of options types.

Introduced new database management APIs including wipe, migrate, status, reset, and close, along with a typed runRemixDb API. Refactored database adapters to concrete factories and updated migration handling.