Solid.js

This release enhances Hot Module Replacement (HMR) by correctly registering component bindings and improves "use server" export handling for better server-side composition. It also refines native compiler options and patch-channel contract for increased stability.

Introduces a new per-call server function invocation API (`invoke`) with advanced options and significantly enhances the patch-mode list driver for improved performance and handling of dynamic lists and optimistic updates. Also includes fixes for SSR, hydration, and server module exports.

This patch release includes several dependency updates, notably for @solidjs/signals to version 2.0.0-rc.4.

This patch release includes numerous dependency updates across various packages, including a specific update for @solidjs/web to version 2.0.0-rc.4.

This release introduces a new diagnostic footer for better pain-point discovery and significantly enhances the patch-mode list driver for improved performance and handling of store mutations. It also includes several bug fixes related to memoization, projection stores, and transition handling.

This patch release primarily consists of dependency updates, including a specific update for @solidjs/web to version 2.0.0-rc.4.

This patch release includes hardening of the patch-channel contract and scopes bare function children in hydratable mode. These changes address issues related to resource management, ID synchronization, and compiler behavior.

This patch release includes numerous dependency updates for @solidjs/web and solid-js, specifically to version 2.0.0-rc.4.

This release introduces a new point-of-pain discovery system for diagnostics and a patch-mode list driver for optimized list operations. It also includes several bug fixes related to hydration, SSR, and list driver behavior.

This patch release primarily focuses on updating dependencies, including a specific update for solid-js to version 2.0.0-rc.4.

This release absorbs the 0.50 expressions snapshot, reframes compilers as Solid 2.0 packages, and fixes several divergences in Babel and native compiler lowering. Module-level "use server" exports now require direct function application.

This release absorbs the expressions snapshot, restructuring compilers and runtimes into new packages. It also collapses the expressions dump and folds render/hydrate policies into runtimes.

This release absorbs the expressions snapshot, reorganizes compilers and runtimes into new packages, and flattens the expressions dump. It also moves internal implementations into subpath folders and adjusts runtime bindings.

This release introduces a new diagnostics package for improved debugging and performance analysis, alongside several bug fixes for SSR hydration and reactivity. Server-side write behavior has been updated with deprecations for setter writes and clearer handling of optimistic writes.

This patch release fixes a bug where compiled Solid element libraries embedded in a host Solid page would fail to render correctly. It also updates dependencies to specific release candidate versions.

SolidJS has absorbed the 0.50 expressions snapshot, refactoring compilers and runtimes into new monorepo packages. This release also includes fixes for compiler lowering divergences.

This release absorbs the expressions snapshot, reorganizes compilers and runtimes into dedicated packages, and refactors internal implementations for better structure and naming conventions.

Fixed issues related to pending-gated readers and async-generator projections freezing after SSR hydration. The fixes address complex scenarios involving transaction commits, SSR hydration, and projection drafts.

Introduced a new diagnostics harness package `@solidjs/diagnostics` for improved debugging and analysis, along with a repair guide for reactivity issues. Dependencies were also updated.

This release absorbs the expressions snapshot, restructuring compilers and runtimes into new packages. It also introduces TypeScript for the DOM runtime and improves development recovery from reactivity halts.

Solid 2.0 RC introduces a fundamentally async-first reactive system where async operations are integrated directly into the graph. This release also brings a new Rust-based compiler via `@solidjs/vite-plugin` and replaces SolidStart with an integrated 'start mode'.

Solid 2.0 enters the beta stage, introducing major architectural shifts like first-class async support, deterministic batching, and a rewritten signals implementation. This release includes several breaking changes related to control flow, effects, and DOM directives.