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Turborepo releases from GitHub
StackPulse watches Turborepo release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
High-performance build system for JavaScript and TypeScript monorepos StackPulse turns upstream changelogs into scannable summaries with risky changes, deprecations, migration notes, and source links.
what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Turborepo 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 canary release includes security updates, bug fixes, and new features. Key changes include upgrading js-yaml to address a security vulnerability, adding pytest task discovery, and rotating Eve example maintenance daily.
Users relying on js-yaml or pytest task discovery may be affected.
Upgrade to this version to benefit from security fixes and new features.
This canary release includes minor performance improvements, specifically optimizing repository pruning by walking the repository once.
view source on github->This canary release includes improvements to Python task graph coverage, fixes for Bun wildcard workspace dependencies, and enhancements to Windows process cleanup.
Developers using Turborepo with Python tasks, Bun dependencies, or on Windows may be affected by these changes.
This release focuses on performance optimizations, bug fixes, and new features for Python quality tool support. It includes multiple performance improvements for lockfile parsing and task hashing, along with new capabilities for handling Python quality tasks.
This canary release introduces native task support for Cargo and uv workspaces, along with various refactoring and performance improvements. The changes focus on migrating task handling to immutable knowledge and improving workspace management.
Developers using Turborepo with Cargo or uv workspaces may be affected by the new native task support and workspace discovery features.
Update to this canary release to test new Cargo and uv workspace features if applicable to your project.
This release focuses on internal refactoring and improvements, particularly around package knowledge integration and task management. It also introduces support for Android (Termux) and resolves several minor issues.
Developers using Turborepo on Android (Termux) or those leveraging GitHub Actions workflows may be affected.
Update to v2.10.8 to benefit from new features and fixes.
This release includes several fixes and improvements, particularly around pnpm dependency preservation and macOS file watching. New features include runnable task entrypoint selection and support for multiple macOS file watch roots.
Users of Turborepo, particularly those using pnpm or macOS file watching, may be affected by fixes and improvements.
Update to version 2.10.7 to benefit from fixes and new features.
This canary release includes internal refactoring and minor fixes, primarily focused on task hashing, lockfile handling, and resolution knowledge migration.
view source on github->This canary release introduces Android (Termux) support and GitHub Actions remote base ref resolution. It primarily contains refactoring work around package knowledge and repository construction.
Developers using Turborepo in Android (Termux) environments or GitHub Actions workflows may benefit from new features.
This release focuses on internal refactoring and optimizations, particularly around package knowledge utilization and CI environment setup improvements.
This release primarily affects developers working on Turborepo's internal codebase.
This canary release includes several fixes and improvements, such as support for multiple macOS file watch roots, scrollable TUI task lists, and resumable releases. It also upgrades dependencies like Next.js and brace-expansion.
Users on macOS and those utilizing the TUI task list may benefit from the new fixes and improvements.
Consider testing this canary release in a non-production environment to evaluate the new features and fixes.
This canary release includes dependency upgrades, bug fixes, and improvements to package management and task handling.
Developers using Turborepo for task management and package handling may benefit from the improvements and fixes.
This release focuses on bug fixes, improvements to Cargo and Rust support, and enhancements to task inference and dependency management. It also includes updates to address security vulnerabilities and improve CI workflows.
Users leveraging Cargo, Rust, or Yarn/Bun dependencies may be affected by the fixes and improvements.
This release focuses on bug fixes, refactoring, and minor improvements, including preserving pnpm lockfile entries and enhancing `turbo watch` functionality.
Users relying on pnpm lockfile entries or `turbo watch` functionality may be affected.
This release focuses on internal improvements and CI optimizations, including Rust build enhancements and release process consolidation. Documentation updates include an experimental Rust guide.
Developers using Rust or contributing to Turborepo's CI processes may be affected.
This canary release includes security vulnerability fixes and updates to Rust 1.97.0, along with macOS runner pinning for VS Code extension.
Users relying on the VS Code extension on macOS or affected by the security vulnerabilities should update.
Update to this version to address security vulnerabilities and ensure compatibility with VS Code extension on macOS.
This release introduces support for Cargo-only repositories and improves task inference for Cargo workspaces. It also includes fixes for preserving Yarn Babel extensions, retaining shutdown signals, and maintaining colors in TUI output.
Users working with Cargo-only repositories or Cargo workspaces will benefit from the new features.
This canary release focuses on bug fixes and improvements, particularly around Cargo and Yarn package handling, task input semantics, and toolchain cache isolation.
Users relying on Cargo builds, Yarn package management, or task input watching may be affected by the fixes.
Test the canary release in development environments before upgrading production systems.
This release focuses on Rust/Cargo toolchain improvements, including embedded sccache for compile caching and remote cache integration. It also includes various fixes for path traversal, task command validation, and output handling.
Users working with Rust/Cargo workspaces or using turbo with Rust toolchains will be most affected by these changes.
Update to v2.10.5 to benefit from Rust toolchain improvements and security fixes, especially if using Cargo workspaces.
This canary release focuses on bug fixes and improvements, particularly around Cargo support and workflow optimizations. It includes several fixes for caching behavior and platform-specific issues.
Users relying on Cargo or experiencing caching issues may be affected.