Turborepo

This canary release focuses on internal optimizations by reducing compile times through deduplication of dependencies.

This release focuses heavily on performance optimizations across hashing, file system operations, and dependency resolution, while removing the daemon from the default `turbo run` execution.

This canary release fixes an issue with git root resolution in linked worktrees and introduces a performance improvement for shallow wildcard glob patterns during workspace discovery.

This release focuses on performance improvements by parallelizing task hash computation and optimizing engine callback handling with added tracing spans.

This release focuses on performance improvements across the repository, including deferring TLS initialization and adding more tracing spans to the startup path.

This canary release introduces a performance improvement by parallelizing task hash computation across topological waves.

This release focuses heavily on performance improvements, including optimizing HTTP client usage, reducing git subprocess calls, and enhancing file hashing mechanisms. Documentation has also been migrated to Ultracite.

This release focuses on performance improvements by parallelizing lockfile parsing during workspace discovery and optimizing the hotpath for the `turbo run` command.

This release focuses on performance improvements by enhancing the instrumentation coverage for the --profile flag.

This release focuses on performance improvements by sharing the HTTP client and reducing unnecessary git subprocess calls during startup.

This canary release introduces a performance improvement by using Arc<str> for task dependency hashes to reduce heap clones.

This canary release primarily focuses on internal improvements by adding tracing spans to uninstrumented hot path functions.

This release focuses on performance improvements, specifically optimizing the engine builder, task visitor, untracked file discovery, and parallelizing the `turbo run` pre-execution hot path.

This canary release introduces a performance improvement by resolving literal input paths using stat instead of glob walking.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by replacing `libgit2` git status checks with `gix-index` for faster file hashing.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by reducing CPU overhead in the `turbo run` hot path.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by reducing per-package hashing overhead and eliminating unnecessary SCM subprocesses.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by replacing git subprocesses with libgit2 and optimizing summary generation.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by reducing git subprocess calls during startup and updates the bundled zstd dependency.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by caching compiled environment wildcard regexes and optimizing workspace path lookups using a HashMap index.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by parallelizing package.json loading and reducing builder allocations.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by reducing allocations in SCM hashing, glob preprocessing, and cache lookups.

This release introduces significant performance optimizations across dependency resolution, file hashing, and filesystem operations, while removing the daemon functionality from `turbo run`.

This release focuses on stability by fixing an issue related to pnpm lockfile pruning tests.

This release focuses on performance improvements for pnpm lockfile resolution and fixes a bug related to npm package resolution in the @turbo/gen binary.

This release focuses on performance improvements by reducing filesystem syscalls in globwalk, SCM hashing, and task scheduling.

This canary release removes the daemon from `turbo run` and deprecates related flags and configuration to streamline execution.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements, including deduplicating file hashing and parallelizing globwalks, alongside a fix for npm package resolution in the compiled binary.

This release focuses on performance improvements by pre-compiling the glob exclusion filter and caching path prefixes during file hashing.

This canary release introduces the ability to omit filenames when using the `--profile` and `--anon-profile` flags.

This release appears to be a canary release (v2.8.11-canary.1) following v2.8.10, with the full changelog available via a comparison link.

This release focuses heavily on performance improvements across hashing, globbing, and dependency graph creation, alongside minor feature additions for profiling and bug fixes in create-turbo and dependency resolution.

This canary release introduces a performance improvement by parallelizing and pre-building the RepoGitIndex.

This canary release introduces a performance improvement by batching per-package git subprocess calls into a single repo-wide index operation.

This canary release introduces a new feature to generate LLM-friendly markdown alongside the --profile trace output.

This canary release focuses heavily on performance improvements, including optimizing hash computation and subgraph creation in watch mode, alongside several bug fixes.

This release primarily serves as a maintenance update, linking to the full changelog for details on minor fixes and changes between v2.8.8 and v2.8.9.

This release replaces twox-hash with xxhash-rust for optimized file hashing and fixes an issue by restricting credential file permissions.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by optimizing hot-path hash computation through avoiding clones and using unstable sorts.

This canary release updates several packages to use the 2024 edition and ensures that some clippy lints are no longer ignored.

This canary release primarily addresses a dependency issue by moving `node-plop` to dependencies, ensuring type resolution for consumers.

This release appears to be a canary build (v2.8.9-canary.3) based on the previous stable version (v2.8.9), likely containing minor fixes or tests.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes and stability improvements across various components, including security hardening, Windows TUI fixes, and dependency synchronization. Examples were also updated to use Postgres instead of MySQL references.

This release primarily addresses a bug by synchronizing the lockfile with @turbo/gen optionalDependencies.

This release contains internal updates and is tracked via the full changelog link.

This release primarily consists of a chore update to refresh the lockfile for the release process.

This release primarily updates documentation examples, replacing MySQL references with PostgreSQL references.

This canary release focuses on security and stability improvements by hardening token protection and ensuring proper cleanup of Windows child processes on shutdown.

This canary release focuses on bug fixes, including repairing audit fixer log streaming, pinning the @turbo/gen version, and resolving a panic in sandboxed environments.

This canary release focuses primarily on bug fixes related to blob storage handling, security sandbox timeouts, and resolving a Windows TUI hang issue.

This release introduces new features for repository automation and dashboard logging, alongside several bug fixes related to stream mode and log rendering.

This canary release introduces an internal agents app for repository automation and fixes an issue related to handling subpath package imports within `turbo boundaries`.

This release appears to be a canary update, linking to the full changelog between v2.8.2-canary.6 and v2.8.7-canary.2.

This release appears to be a minor canary update, with the full changelog available via the provided comparison link.

This canary release primarily addresses an issue where stdin was not kept alive for persistent tasks in stream mode.

This release introduces internal agents for repository automation and fixes a bug related to TUI repaint on task switch.

This canary release introduces internal agents for repository automation and fixes a bug related to TUI repainting on task switch.

This release focuses on security patches by upgrading dependencies like tsdown and semver, and includes internal improvements for repository automation.

This canary release focuses on security and dependency upgrades across several internal packages, including fixing vulnerabilities in tsdown and semver.

This release primarily focuses on patching numerous security vulnerabilities across dependencies in create-turbo, eslint, and core components by performing extensive dependency upgrades. Key changes include replacing vulnerable or unmaintained crates like `serde_yaml` and `oxc_resolver`.

This release focuses on dependency upgrades, including addressing a security advisory by upgrading reqwest and updating async-io to drop an unmaintained crate, alongside a documentation fix for syntax highlighting.

This canary release focuses on dependency maintenance by upgrading ratatui to version 0.30.0, which removes the unmaintained 'paste' crate.

This canary release addresses security vulnerabilities by upgrading dependencies, specifically replacing ts-node with tsx and updating the bytes package.

This canary release focuses on security by upgrading several dependencies across create-turbo, eslint, and documentation to patch known ReDoS vulnerabilities.

This canary release focuses on dependency hygiene by upgrading inquirer to eliminate the lodash dependency within create-turbo.

This canary release focuses on security by upgrading dependencies in create-turbo and the Changelog generator to patch known vulnerabilities.

This canary release focuses on security by upgrading Next.js within the eslint configuration to patch DoS vulnerabilities.

This canary release primarily focuses on security by upgrading the 'tar' dependency to version 7.5.7. It also updates the NODE_VERSION in the Dockerfile example.

This release focuses on dependency upgrades to patch security vulnerabilities and update outdated libraries, including capnp, h2, crossbeam-channel, rustls, ring, and openssl. An abandoned turbo clone command was also removed.

This canary release primarily focuses on updating underlying security and networking dependencies, specifically rustls and ring.

This canary release primarily focuses on dependency upgrades, specifically updating crossbeam-channel to version 0.5.15, and removes an abandoned turbo clone command.

This canary release primarily focuses on a security fix by upgrading the h2 dependency to mitigate a CONTINUATION Flood vulnerability.

This canary release primarily focuses on upgrading the internal capnp dependency to version 0.24 to address potential issues or incorporate upstream improvements.

This is a canary release (v2.8.3-canary.0) based on changes since v2.8.2, generated using the configuration in .github/release.yml.

This release primarily addresses numerous security vulnerabilities by upgrading dependencies across documentation, create-turbo, codemods, eslint, and core packages. It also includes a feature migration from tsup to tsdown in create-turbo.

This release primarily updates the changelog generation process based on configuration in .github/release.yml at main.

This release appears to be a minor canary update (v2.8.2-canary.4) based on the previous canary version (v2.8.2-canary.3), with no detailed changes provided in the notes.

This canary release focuses on security updates by upgrading several underlying dependencies across documentation, create-turbo, and @turbo/codemod to patch known vulnerabilities.

This canary release focuses primarily on security updates by upgrading several dependencies, including mermaid, recharts, eslint, tar, and various @actions packages. It also includes a minor documentation structure change by moving applications to the apps/ directory.

This canary release focuses on security and dependency updates, fixing DoS and ReDoS vulnerabilities by upgrading Next.js and semver, and updating the codemod tool.

This canary release focuses primarily on security updates by upgrading several dependencies like tsup, axios, and fast-xml-parser to patch vulnerabilities. It also includes minor configuration updates to the turbo.json schema.

This patch release (v2.8.1) focuses on documentation updates, performance improvements by replacing third-party crates, and bug fixes related to JSONC parsing and version validation.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements by replacing third-party crates with Rust std lib equivalents and reducing duplicate dependency versions. It also updates documentation and cleans up legacy build directories.

This canary release primarily includes documentation updates and a bug fix addressing support for trailing commas in microfrontends JSONC files.

This release includes minor documentation fixes, updates the underlying Rust version, and standardizes flag usage in documentation scripts.

This release focuses heavily on documentation improvements, especially around AI chat features and schema versioning, and introduces a new codemod transformer for schema updates.

This canary release introduces AI-assisted documentation features and Agent Skill functionality, alongside a fix for simplifying version warnings.

This canary release focuses heavily on documentation improvements, UI enhancements for the AI chat feature, and fixes related to theme awareness and tracking.

This canary release introduces a new transformer for versioned schema JSON in @turbo/codemod and updates documentation and pnpm dependencies.

This canary release updates internal dependencies like serde and fixes a bug related to package scope injection when using directory filters.

This release focuses heavily on documentation improvements, including new AI chat features and search functionality, alongside several fixes for task execution and TUI behavior.

This canary release introduces a new `docs` subcommand for improved documentation searching capabilities.

This canary release fixes a bug in the TUI by enabling mouse capture across all terminals to restore proper scrolling functionality.

This canary release primarily focuses on documentation improvements, fixing a mobile menu bug and adding a search icon, alongside introducing the `errorsOnlyShowHash` future flag.

This canary release fixes an issue related to polyrepo support by removing the root application package requirement.

This canary release primarily focuses on improving task handling during Out Of Memory (OOM) situations and includes minor copyright updates.

This release appears to be a minor canary update (v2.7.5-canary.10) based on the previous canary version (v2.7.5-canary.9), with no detailed changes provided in the notes.

This is a canary release (v2.7.5-canary.9) following v2.7.5-canary.8, primarily serving as a maintenance or testing update.

This release appears to be a minor canary update, with the full changelog available via the provided comparison link.

This release appears to be a canary update, v2.7.5-canary.7, with no detailed changes provided in the notes other than a link to the comparison.