Tailwind CSS

This release focuses on bug fixes, improving the reliability and correctness of various Tailwind CSS features and integrations. Key improvements include better handling of watch modes, color parsing, preflight styles, and plugin resolutions.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes across CLI, Vite plugin, and core processing logic, improving stability, watch mode behavior, and class extraction robustness.

This release introduces a new --silent option for the CLI and fixes numerous bugs related to canonicalization, plugin utilities, CSS features like @apply and @variant, and build tool integrations like Vite and Webpack/Rspack.

This release introduces several new utilities, including container size, scrollbar control, zoom, and tab utilities. It also significantly improves the robustness and correctness of CSS canonicalization, especially concerning arbitrary values and `:has()` variants.

This release primarily addresses an issue where imports using @import and @plugin failed to resolve correctly when Vite aliases were configured with @tailwindcss/vite.

This release focuses heavily on improving CSS canonicalization for better optimization and fixing several bugs related to utility generation and the upgrade process. Performance for scanning JSONL/NDJSON files has also been improved.

This release introduces support for Vite 8 within the Vite plugin and resolves several critical bugs related to utility canonicalization and crashes during processing.

This release focuses on bug fixes, specifically improving compatibility for functional utility names and fixing class detection in MDX files.

This release introduces extensive new utilities based on block/inline logical properties and adds the `@tailwindcss/webpack` package. It also deprecates the older `start-*` and `end-*` utilities in favor of the new logical counterparts.

This release focuses on bug fixes and stability improvements for the CLI, Vite plugin, and JS configuration compatibility. Key updates include better CSS error reporting, source map fixes in watch mode, and improved canonicalization of utility classes.

This release fixes a bug where sibling-related functions failed to function correctly when used within CSS calc() expressions.

This release focuses on stability improvements, including a fix for Windows worker thread crashes and correcting @variant substitution in legacy JS APIs.

This maintenance release focuses on bug fixes related to CSS canonicalization, specifically improving the handling of arbitrary variants, attribute selectors, and nested color definitions.

This release focuses on bug fixes for CSS parsing, theme resolution, and browser-specific rendering, while also migrating the deprecated `break-words` utility.

This release focuses on bug fixes for CSS generation, improved class extraction for ClojureScript and Maud, and enhancements to the automated upgrade tool.

This release focuses on bug fixes for Node 22.18+ compatibility, improved PostCSS configuration loading, and refinements to arbitrary value queries and utility rule matching.

This release focuses on refining variant handling, improving CSS output efficiency, and migrating legacy theme keys to the new @custom-variant syntax. It also includes several bug fixes for transitions, completions, and folder indexing.

This release focuses on bug fixes and parser improvements, including better support for Elixir and Slang templates, improved CSS parsing, and fixes for the PostCSS and Node integrations.

This release introduces support for Vite 7 and improves CSS candidate extraction for Clojure/ClojureScript, alongside minor CLI documentation updates and migration heuristic fixes.

This patch release fixes a bug in the CSS generator where percentage values inside arbitrary value calc() functions were being processed incorrectly.

This release focuses on refining the upgrade migration logic and fixing CSS parsing issues, specifically regarding custom properties, arbitrary values, and math expression formatting.

This release focuses on refining the upgrade tool, improving error reporting for @apply, and fixing crashes related to PostCSS, Haml, and malformed arbitrary values.

This release focuses on improving the upgrade migration path, including better performance via caching and kebab-case normalization for named values, alongside several CSS extraction and CLI bug fixes.

This release introduces development source maps, improved logging for file scanning, and performance optimizations for dependency updates, alongside several fixes for arbitrary value handling and HAML extraction.

This release introduces new line-height utilities, improves @starting-style transitions, and enhances the @tailwindcss/upgrade tool for v4 maintenance. It also includes several bug fixes for file scanning, PostCSS error recovery, and theme suggestions.