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Qwik release notes, breaking changes, and upgrade notes.
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releases
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breaking
1
security
0
deprecated
0
migrations
1
upgrade risk
Breaking changes and deprecations
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migration notes
Source-backed next steps
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# latest_releases
source-backed@qwik.dev/react@2.0.0-beta.37lowfeatureprereleaseJun 9, 2026
@qwik.dev/react@2.0.0-beta.37
This release primarily updates dependencies and includes minor patches to improve stability and compatibility with the core Qwik framework.
affected
Developers using @qwik.dev/react may need to update their dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest core changes.
action
Update your project dependencies to @qwik.dev/react@2.0.0-beta.37 to benefit from the latest patches and improvements.
create-qwik@2.0.0-beta.37lowprereleaseJun 9, 2026
create-qwik@2.0.0-beta.37
No release notes were provided for this prerelease version.
view source on github->@qwik.dev/core@2.0.0-beta.37mediumfeatureprereleaseJun 9, 2026
@qwik.dev/core@2.0.0-beta.37
This release focuses on improving stability and fixing bugs related to server-client module handling, event handlers, and component props. It also enhances Hot Module Replacement (HMR) behavior.
affected
Developers using server-only modules or experiencing issues with event handlers and component props may be affected.
action
Update to this version to benefit from bug fixes and improved module handling.
release_signals
+Reject server-only modules from client builds
eslint-plugin-qwik@2.0.0-beta.37lowprereleaseJun 9, 2026
eslint-plugin-qwik@2.0.0-beta.37
No release notes were provided for this version.
view source on github->@qwik.dev/router@2.0.0-beta.37highbreakingmigrationfeatureprereleaseJun 9, 2026
@qwik.dev/router@2.0.0-beta.37
This release introduces significant breaking changes to route loaders, including the transition to AsyncSignals and changes to caching behavior. New features include support for `eTag`, `cacheKey`, and `search` parameters in route loaders.
affected
Developers using Qwik Router and route loaders will need to update their code to accommodate the breaking changes.
action
Review the breaking changes and update your route loaders and caching strategies accordingly.
release_signals
-Route loaders are now AsyncSignals, and `value.failed` is no longer used to indicate a loader failure.
-`routeLoader$` cannot read action state any more, so that they are cacheable and predictable.
-Qwik Router no longer retrieves `q-data.json` files on every SPA navigation.
-`cacheKey` functions now get `(requestEv: RequestEvent, eTag: string)` as arguments, instead of `(status: number, eTag: string, pathname: string)`.
+Route loaders now accept `eTag` to shortcut data retrieval when the data has not changed.
+Route loaders support a `cacheKey` and `eTag` property, similar to SSR `pageConfig`.
+Route loaders accept `search` to only allow certain query parameters to trigger the loader.
+Route loaders now redirect in their JSON response instead of using HTTP redirect.
+Expose `RequestEvent.internalRequest` for framework-internal JSON requests.
migration_steps3 steps
- 01Update route loaders to use AsyncSignals and handle errors via `error` instead of `value.failed`.
- 02Remove caching rules for `q-data.json` files and adapt to the new `q-loader-${hash}.${manifestHash}.json` format.
- 03Update `cacheKey` functions to accept `(requestEv: RequestEvent, eTag: string)` arguments.