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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Material UI release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
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Migration steps and recommended actions are only shown when the upstream release notes support them.
This patch release fixes an issue where exit transitions could get stuck in @mui/material and includes minor updates to @mui/codemod and test coverage.
Users experiencing issues with exit transitions in @mui/material may be affected.
Update to v9.3.1 if experiencing issues with exit transitions in @mui/material.
Material UI v9.3.0 focuses on accessibility improvements, including better keyboard navigation in Toggle Button Group and enhanced announcements in Autocomplete. It also includes various bug fixes and minor enhancements across components.
Users of Material UI components, especially those relying on accessibility features or global ripple/focus settings, will benefit from the improvements.
Update to v9.3.0 to benefit from accessibility improvements and bug fixes.
This release adds support for data attributes on slotProps and includes various fixes and improvements across the Material UI libraries and docs.
Developers using slotProps who want to utilize data attributes will benefit from this release.
Update to v9.2.0 to benefit from new features and fixes.
This release focuses on bug fixes and internal improvements, including resolving a minimatch security advisory and addressing issues in Autocomplete, transitions, and Next.js integration.
Users of `@mui/material`, `@mui/system`, and those affected by the minimatch advisory are impacted.
Update to v9.1.2 to benefit from bug fixes and security improvements.
Maintenance release with documentation updates, bug fixes, and dependency security updates.
Users may benefit from dependency security updates and bug fixes.
Update to this version for security patches and bug fixes.
This release introduces support for `prefers-reduced-motion` and improves accessibility with enhanced Windows High Contrast mode. It also includes numerous bug fixes and improvements across components like Autocomplete, Badge, Button, and Dialog.
Developers using Material UI components, especially those focusing on accessibility and transitions, will benefit from these updates.
Update to version 9.1.0 to take advantage of new features and bug fixes.
This release focuses on accessibility improvements, bug fixes, and minor enhancements across various components, including Autocomplete, Button, Drawer, and Input. It also introduces internal hooks and utility improvements.
Developers using Autocomplete, Button, Drawer, and Input components may need to review changes for accessibility and bug fixes.
Review the release notes for specific component changes and update your codebase accordingly.
This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements across various components, including Autocomplete, Button, Checkbox, Dialog, Drawer, Input, Popper, and Switch. It also introduces shadow DOM utilities.
Users of Autocomplete, Button, Checkbox, Dialog, Drawer, Input, Popper, and Switch components may benefit from the bug fixes and improvements.
Update to version 7.3.11 to benefit from the latest fixes and improvements.
Material UI v9.0 introduces significant accessibility improvements, enhances sx prop performance, and removes deprecated APIs.
Developers using deprecated APIs or needing accessibility improvements are affected.
Review the upgrade guide and update your codebase to remove deprecated APIs.
This release focuses on accessibility improvements, bug fixes, and performance enhancements across various components, including Autocomplete, Alert, Dialog, and Slider. Documentation updates include the addition of the Menubar component page.
Developers using Autocomplete, Alert, Dialog, Slider, and Switch components may need to update their implementations to benefit from new features and fixes.
Review the migration docs for deprecated Autocomplete APIs and update your code accordingly.