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releases
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breaking
0
security
1
deprecated
2
migrations
4
upgrade risk
Breaking changes and deprecations
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migration notes
Source-backed next steps
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# latest_releases
source-backedrelease-2026-06-02-1926mediumdeprecationmigrationJun 2, 2026
Release 2026-06-02 19:26
This release focuses on fixing deprecated 'isServer' usage across various integrations and improving ESLint plugin capabilities for custom query hooks.
affected
Developers using 'isServer' in Next.js, Vue, or React integrations are affected.
action
Update your code to use 'environmentManager.isServer()' instead of 'isServer'.
release_signals
!The 'isServer' property has been deprecated and replaced with 'environmentManager.isServer()' across Next.js, Vue, and React integrations.
migration_steps1 steps
- 01Replace all instances of 'isServer' with 'environmentManager.isServer()' in your codebase.
@tanstack/vue-query@5.101.0mediumdeprecationmigrationJun 2, 2026
@tanstack/vue-query@5.101.0
This release includes a patch to replace the deprecated `isServer` function with `environmentManager.isServer()`.
affected
Users relying on the deprecated `isServer` function are affected.
action
Update your code to use `environmentManager.isServer()` instead of `isServer`.
release_signals
!The `isServer` function has been deprecated and replaced with `environmentManager.isServer()`.
migration_steps1 steps
- 01Replace instances of `isServer` with `environmentManager.isServer()`.