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A fully-fledged functional effect system for TypeScript StackPulse turns upstream changelogs into scannable summaries with risky changes, deprecations, migration notes, and source links.
what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Effect release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This release primarily updates dependencies and includes various patches, but no specific features, breaking changes, or security fixes are detailed in the release notes.
Users of @effect/vitest may be affected by dependency updates, but the specific impact is unclear.
This release introduces a fix for releasing savepoints after nested transactions succeed or roll back in various SQL clients, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQLite. The new `releaseSavepoint` option allows custom SQL clients to opt into this behavior.
Developers using nested transactions in PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite clients may be affected by transaction lock behavior.
Consider enabling the `releaseSavepoint` option if your application uses nested transactions.
This release introduces a new `releaseSavepoint` option for custom SQL clients, allowing them to release savepoints after nested transactions succeed or roll back, freeing PostgreSQL transaction locks earlier.
Developers using nested transactions in PostgreSQL, PGlite, MySQL, libSQL, or SQLite clients are affected by the savepoint release behavior change.
Custom SQL clients should consider implementing the `releaseSavepoint` option to free PostgreSQL transaction locks earlier.
This release introduces improvements to transaction handling, particularly for nested transactions, across multiple SQL clients. The `releaseSavepoint` option allows custom SQL clients to free PostgreSQL transaction locks earlier.
Developers using PostgreSQL, PGlite, MySQL, libSQL, or SQLite clients (Node, Bun, React Native, WASM) with nested transactions are affected.
Consider enabling the `releaseSavepoint` option in custom SQL clients to optimize transaction lock handling.
This release updates dependencies and includes various patch changes for the @effect/sql-mssql package.
view source on github->This release introduces a new `releaseSavepoint` option for custom SQL clients to release PostgreSQL transaction locks earlier in nested transactions.
Developers using custom SQL clients with nested transactions in PostgreSQL, PGlite, MySQL, libSQL, and SQLite clients are affected.
Consider implementing the `releaseSavepoint` option in custom SQL clients to optimize transaction lock management.
This release primarily focuses on updating repository dependencies to their latest compatible versions, ensuring compatibility and stability across the ecosystem.
Developers using @effect/sql-d1 may need to update their dependencies to maintain compatibility.
Update dependencies to the latest compatible versions as specified in the release.
This release primarily updates dependencies and includes various patch changes.
Users of @effect/platform-node-shared may need to update their dependencies.
Update dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest changes.
This release focuses on bug fixes, improvements to network address handling, and enhancements to cluster workflows and database transactions. Key changes include fixes for memory leaks, cluster workflow stalls, and improvements to IP address handling.
Developers using cluster workflows, network address handling, or database transactions may be affected by these changes.
Review the changes related to cluster workflows, network address handling, and database transactions to ensure compatibility.
This release updates dependencies to effect@4.0.0-rc.116 and includes various patch changes. No specific features, breaking changes, or security fixes are detailed in the release notes.
view source on github->This release updates dependencies and includes various internal changes, but does not document specific user-facing features or breaking changes.
view source on github->This release primarily updates dependencies and includes various internal changes. No major new features or breaking changes are explicitly mentioned.
view source on github->This release updates dependencies and includes various patch changes, primarily focusing on internal improvements and bug fixes.
view source on github->This release introduces experimental JIT and AOT schema compilers, adds new features like `DecisionModel` and `Crypto.randomULID`, and includes several breaking changes to Schema APIs. It also aligns `Effect` and `Stream` APIs with fixes and additions.
Users of Schema APIs, especially those using `SchemaGetter`, `SchemaTransformation`, or `SchemaAST.Context`, are affected by breaking changes.
Review breaking changes and update usage of `SchemaGetter`, `SchemaTransformation`, and `SchemaAST.Context` APIs.
This patch release updates the TOML dependency to remove a vulnerability notice. No other changes are included.
Users relying on the TOML dependency in @effect/cli are affected by the vulnerability notice.
Update to @effect/cli@0.77.2 to remove the vulnerability notice from the TOML dependency.
This release updates dependencies and includes patches from the main `effect` package.
Users of `@effect/vitest` may need to update their dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest `effect` package.
Update dependencies to `effect@4.0.0-rc.115`.
This release updates dependencies and includes patches from the main Effect library.
Users of @effect/sql-sqlite-wasm may need to update their dependencies.
Update dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest patches.
This release includes optimizations for schema initialization, improved HTTP response handling for specific status codes, and enhancements to SQL persistence queries.
Developers using HTTP adapters or SQL persistence in Effect may need to update their code to handle response bodies and queries correctly.
Review HTTP response handling and SQL persistence usage to ensure compatibility with the changes.
This release updates dependencies to effect@4.0.0-rc.114 and includes various patch changes.
view source on github->This release updates dependencies to effect@4.0.0-rc.114 and includes various patch changes.
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