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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Astro release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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Fixes intermittent cached redirect issues for ISR pages on Vercel and corrects Cache-Control headers for hashed assets. Pages now render correctly, and invalid paths return 404 instead of redirects.
Users experiencing intermittent cached redirect issues or incorrect Cache-Control headers for hashed assets on Vercel deployments are affected.
Upgrade to @astrojs/vercel@11.0.11 to resolve caching and redirect issues.
This patch release includes various bug fixes and performance improvements. Key changes include better error handling for image endpoints, fixes for locale handling, and improvements to the dev server startup time.
Users of Astro may experience improved performance, better error handling, and fixed bugs in various features.
Update to astro@7.3.3 to benefit from bug fixes and performance improvements.
Patches security vulnerability in MDX script/style handling by escaping dynamic content by default. Only literal content or explicitly marked content with `set:html` will render raw.
Users who dynamically inject script or style content in MDX without explicit `set:html` directives may see escaped content instead of raw rendering.
Review MDX files using dynamic script/style children and add `set:html` where raw rendering is intended.
This release fixes a security issue in MDX script/style rendering by escaping dynamic values by default. Only literal content (including content injected by remark/rehype plugins) is now treated as trusted markup.
Users who dynamically inject script or style content in MDX without explicit `set:html` directives are affected by the security fix.
Review MDX files for dynamic script/style content and add `set:html` where raw rendering is intentionally needed.