Turborepo

This canary release (v2.10.5-canary.3) focuses on improving build reliability by fixing issues related to compile cache injection and storage failures.

This canary release (v2.10.5-canary.2) includes fixes related to pinning a flag-aware turbo canary and ensuring the sccache compile cache is operational.

This release introduces significant Cargo awareness for turbo watch and prune commands, and enhances remote caching by enabling sccache backend serving. Performance improvements were also made across task hashing and glob evaluation.

This release focuses heavily on performance improvements across lockfile parsing, hashing, and discovery phases, alongside introducing significant experimental support for Rust Cargo workspaces. Key changes include adopting mimalloc as the global allocator and enhancing dependency computation concurrency.

This canary release introduces significant enhancements for Rust/Cargo integration, including package discovery and task execution, alongside numerous performance improvements across workspace discovery and hashing phases.

This release focuses heavily on performance improvements across hashing, lockfile parsing (Yarn v1, Berry), and dependency graph computation. It also introduces new TUI features for log viewing and task selection.

This release introduces support for new package managers (nub, aube) and Bun lockfile v2, alongside significant performance improvements in hashing and dependency graph traversal. It also enhances the TUI experience with new selection features and togglable logging.

This canary release upgrades TypeScript to 7.0.1-rc and includes fixes for improved error reporting during JSON parsing and missing platform binaries. It also adds a new example project.

This canary release addresses internal error handling for task executor joins and includes minor tweaks for nub support.

This canary release introduces support for Bun lockfile version 2. It also includes minor housekeeping updates.

This canary release introduces the --production flag for turbo prune and fixes several issues related to semver range honoring and boundary checks.

This canary release (v2.10.3-canary.4) includes a fix to normalize package manager version output.

This canary release introduces support for the aube package manager and includes performance optimizations for release builds via thin LTO and codegen-units=1.

This canary release (v2.10.3-canary.2) focuses on several bug fixes, including normalizing package manager versions and improving lockfile support.

This release introduces a new option to the create-turbo command and includes standard canary and patch releases.

This release introduces support for the 'nub' package manager and includes several fixes related to LSP builds, Bun lockfile pruning, and cache output handling.

This release introduces support for the 'nub' package manager and enhances workspace package manager handling, alongside several bug fixes related to caching and lockfile pruning.

This release introduces support for configuring the package manager via `devEngines` and migrates the TUI virtual terminals to Ghostty. It also includes fixes related to Corepack integrity hashes and environment variable handling.

This canary release introduces support for configuring the package manager via `devEngines.packageManager`.

This canary release (v2.10.1-canary.2) includes fixes for Corepack integrity hashes and environment variable pass-through.

This release introduces the migration of TUI virtual terminals to Ghostty for improved terminal handling and removes the deprecated tbx package.

This release introduces incremental task caching, improved graceful shutdown, and new configuration options for local cache eviction (`cacheMaxAge`, `cacheMaxSize`). It also includes numerous fixes related to lockfile pruning, filtering logic, and Vercel authentication flows.

This canary release introduces deferred hashing for task inputs and includes numerous bug fixes related to terminal handling, dependency pruning, and watch mode stability.

This canary release focuses on various bug fixes, including upgrades to dependencies, adjustments to shutdown messages, and improvements in handling package managers and output caching.

This canary release focuses on stability by fixing several issues related to shell commands, graceful shutdown messaging, nested PTY processes, and TUI force shutdown.

This canary release includes a fix to prevent duplicate PTY graceful shutdown signals.

This canary release (v2.9.19-canary.6) focuses on various bug fixes, including improvements to PNPM dependency handling, faster create-turbo downloads, and better package manager shutdown handling on Windows.

This canary release (v2.9.19-canary.5) focuses on several bug fixes, including improvements to pnpm workspace patch filtering, internal symlink caching, and ConPTY cursor query handling.

This canary release updates the turborepo version and includes a fix for interactive Windows tasks by utilizing PTY.

This canary release primarily addresses a bug related to signal handling on Windows during shutdown and includes CI updates.

This canary release fixes an issue on Windows where Ctrl+C would incorrectly terminate the local turbo process when using shims. It includes one minor bug fix.

This release focuses heavily on security hardening across cache operations, file access, and authentication flows. It also includes a fix for Ctrl+C handling on Windows PTY tasks and removes the deprecated web UI mode.

This release focuses heavily on security and stability fixes, hardening cache operations, file access, and preventing argument injection. It also removes the deprecated web UI mode.

This release focuses heavily on bug fixes, particularly around task execution stability on Windows and package manager compatibility (Bun, pnpm). It also introduces JIT task input hashing for improved caching efficiency.

This canary release primarily contains a bug fix related to deferring hashes for JIT task dependents.

This canary release introduces JIT task input hashing and fixes an issue with the npm command shim on Windows. Documentation warnings regarding ESM have also been removed.

This canary release (v2.9.17-canary.5) focuses on various bug fixes, including improvements to pnpm dependency handling, PTY behavior, TUI rendering, and certificate chain support in the API client. It also restores aarch64 musl release builds.

This canary release focuses on documentation improvements and bug fixes, specifically addressing how peer dependencies are handled in the package graph.

This canary release focuses heavily on test optimization, including skipping unnecessary fixture installs and collapsing integration test matrices. It also includes a fix for preserving Bun nested dependency versions and several internal refactors.

This canary release (v2.9.17-canary.2) includes several bug fixes related to HTTP timeouts, affected task detection, and Windows shutdown handling.

This release focuses on bug fixes, including resolving issues with nested Bun dependency versions, preserving the .git directory when using --no-git, and ensuring stdin remains alive for persistent tasks.

This release, moving from v2.9.15 to v2.9.16, focuses primarily on stability fixes related to PTY shutdown, npm publishing, Bun dependency handling, and the --no-git flag behavior.

This release introduces heap allocation profiling and includes numerous bug fixes related to tracing, package management, pruning, and OTEL validation. A key change involves updating Geist font imports to use the dedicated npm package.

This release primarily focuses on stability improvements by fixing numerous race conditions related to caching, file system operations, and process management. A significant effort was made to replace panics and expect calls with safer error handling across the codebase.

This canary release focuses on performance improvements, including indexing gitignore matchers and trimming OpenTelemetry/microfrontends proxy features, alongside a fix for accepting the experimentalCI configuration object.

This canary release (v2.9.15-canary.6) focuses on bug fixes, specifically restoring task completion semantics and preserving nested Bun workspace dependency versions.

This canary release focuses on internal cleanup by removing usages of .expect() and .unwrap() across various internal packages and tests. A minimum release age for pnpm was also set.

This release focuses heavily on stability and robustness by eliminating numerous panic and unwrap callsites across the codebase, particularly related to file system operations, graph traversal, and various internal modules. Several race conditions related to directory restoration and symlinks were also addressed.

This canary release focuses on a security/stability fix by preventing cache archive symlink reads and includes CI updates for signing macOS release binaries.

This release appears to be an automated canary release update, specifically moving from v2.9.15-canary.1 to v2.9.15-canary.2.

This release includes maintenance updates and bug fixes related to workspace pruning and task process waiting.

This canary release focuses on improving the VS Code extension experience by fixing popups and adding support for `turbo.jsonc`. CI processes were also parallelized for LSP releases.

This release includes important security fixes addressing command injection, CSRF/session fixation, and local code execution vulnerabilities. Several minor bug fixes and CI improvements were also implemented.

This release includes several bug fixes addressing LSP diagnostics, authentication state validation, VS Code extension security, and Yarn detection logic. It also contains CI/CD improvements and documentation cleanup.

This patch release (v2.9.12) includes a fix for Language Server Protocol (LSP) diagnostics related to transit nodes.

This release focuses heavily on improving the VS Code extension experience, fixing various bugs related to daemon startup, configuration file support, and LSP diagnostics. It also includes fixes for dependency pruning with Bun.

This canary release primarily addresses a bug fix related to supporting shimmed VS Code LSP probes.

This canary release primarily addresses an issue with publishing the VS Code extension from the correct release tag.

This canary release focuses on improving the VS Code extension experience by reducing popups and adding support for `turbo.jsonc`, alongside CI improvements for parallelizing release publishing.

This canary release focuses on several bug fixes, primarily addressing issues within the Language Server Protocol (LSP) integration, JSON handling, and dependency pruning for Bun.

This canary release primarily fixes an issue where the VSCode Extension daemon startup mechanism was updated.

This release focuses on numerous security hardening fixes and improvements, including randomizing temp paths for repo downloads and enforcing cache filesystem boundaries. It also includes the publishing of the VS Code extension on release.

This release focuses heavily on security hardening, fixing numerous bugs related to proxy validation, telemetry, token handling, and internal IPC endpoints. It also includes improvements to dependency resolution and environment variable respecting.

This release focuses on numerous bug fixes, including improvements to dry-run lockfile preservation, SCM environment variable handling, and various security/validation fixes related to microfrontend proxies and telemetry.

This release, version 2.9.9, focuses primarily on security hardening across CI/CD workflows and documentation updates, alongside several minor bug fixes.

This canary release focuses primarily on hardening security across documentation endpoints and internal GitHub Actions workflows.

This canary release focuses on hardening CI/CD processes, specifically securing GitHub Actions and npm publishing credentials, alongside minor documentation updates.

This canary release includes a fix that scopes repo index prefixes specifically to the Git root directory.

This release includes minor version bumps for canary and stable releases, and fixes an issue related to Unix parent death watchdogs.

This release includes several bug fixes addressing dependency precedence, Yarn catalog resolution, Bun lockfile validity, and watchdog CPU usage. It also includes a performance improvement for `turbo watch` memory usage.

This canary release primarily focuses on a performance improvement by reducing CPU usage associated with the parent-death watchdog.

This canary release updates the underlying Rust version and includes a fix for stable tbx shell connections, alongside a performance improvement for `turbo watch` memory usage.

This canary release (v2.9.8-canary.4) includes a fix related to the creation of prune docker bin stubs.

This canary release includes a fix to preserve the validity of Bun prune lockfiles.

This canary release (v2.9.8-canary.2) includes a fix related to Yarn catalog affected packages resolution.

This release focuses on bug fixes, specifically avoiding reruns of non-cacheable watch dependencies and preserving concrete dependency precedence. Documentation links were also updated.

This release introduces graceful shutdown capabilities and updates Vercel authentication flows. It also includes numerous bug fixes, particularly around sandbox operations and pnpm v11 compatibility.

This canary release introduces the new `tbx` sandbox helper and includes several fixes related to `tbx` functionality, npm registry access, and pnpm 11 lockfile support.

This canary release focuses on documentation fixes, updating the flags SDK, hardening CI processes, and fixing an issue where the prune command overmatched gitignore entries.

This canary release primarily focuses on fixing an issue where Vercel auth tokens were not being recovered correctly across different login flows.

This canary release introduces a new Ultracite example and fixes an issue related to preserving legacy Vercel authentication compatibility.

This canary release introduces a significant change to Vercel authentication, migrating it to standard OAuth/device flows.

This canary release focuses on a bug fix related to preserving PTY graceful shutdown semantics.

This canary release addresses a bug where the Node wrapper was not kept alive during graceful shutdown procedures.

This canary release primarily focuses on a bug fix related to preserving the exit code during graceful shutdowns.

This canary release introduces a fix to ensure compatibility with pnpm v11 multi-document lockfiles.

This canary release primarily addresses a bug by ensuring SIGINT is ignored in the shim after spawning a local turbo instance.

This canary release primarily focuses on adding test coverage for a specific startup regression related to stdin EOF.

This canary release introduces a new feature for graceful shutdown handling. It is a minor update focused on stability and process control.

This canary release primarily focuses on maintenance by upgrading dependencies within eslint to resolve known vulnerabilities.

This release appears to be a minor canary update (v2.9.7-canary.2) based on the provided notes, linking to the full comparison between the previous canary version.

This canary release updates the sandbox dependency in examples and fixes documentation routing and git filter selector behavior.

This release focuses on dependency updates, documentation improvements, and several bug fixes related to error messaging and remote caching.

This canary release removes the agents app and fixes an issue related to loading custom CA certificates in the HTTP client.

This canary release primarily focuses on dependency updates within create-turbo and includes bug fixes for examples and remote cache messaging.