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StackPulse watches Turborepo release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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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 fixes for Corepack packageManager integrity hashes and environment variable pass-through for XDG_DATA_ directories.
Users relying on Corepack or needing XDG_DATA_ environment variables will benefit from these fixes.
Consider testing this canary release if you're affected by Corepack or XDG_DATA_ environment variable issues.
This release includes performance improvements, dependency updates, and maintenance changes. Notable updates include migrating TUI virtual terminals and removing deprecated packages.
Developers using Turborepo's TUI virtual terminals or the tbx package may be affected.
Update to the latest version to benefit from performance improvements and ensure compatibility.
This release introduces incremental task caching, circular package dependency detection, and local cache eviction settings. It also includes numerous fixes for package manager support and performance improvements.
Users relying on cache management, task filtering, or working with circular dependencies will benefit from new features and improvements.
Update to v2.10.0 to take advantage of new features and security fixes.
This canary release introduces deferred hashing for task inputs and includes multiple fixes for watch mode, Windows environment handling, and dependency pruning.
Users working with task inputs and watch mode may notice performance improvements and behavior changes.
This canary release includes several fixes related to package management, symlink handling, and daemon configuration.
Users relying on specific package manager configurations or encountering symlink issues may be affected.
Consider upgrading to this canary release if experiencing related issues.
Minor fixes for process handling and shutdown messaging.
Users relying on nested PTY processes or TUI shutdown behavior may be affected.
Update if experiencing issues with process shutdown or nested PTY handling.
This canary release fixes an issue with duplicate PTY graceful shutdown signals and includes changes from the previous canary version.
Users experiencing issues with PTY graceful shutdown signals may be affected.
Update to this version if you encounter duplicate PTY graceful shutdown signals.
This canary release primarily focuses on bug fixes and performance improvements, including preserving PNPM dependency configurations and speeding up default downloads.
Teams using Turborepo with PNPM dependencies or who frequently run create-turbo may be affected by these changes.
Consider testing this canary release if encountering issues with PNPM dependencies or slow download times.
This release focuses on bug fixes, including improvements to pnpm workspace patch filtering, cache output handling through symlinks, and preventing ConPTY cursor query output.
Users relying on pnpm workspaces or caching through symlinks may be affected.
This release focuses on improving Windows task execution by using PTY for interactive tasks, enhancing compatibility and user experience.
Windows users running interactive tasks will benefit from improved compatibility.
Update to this version if you encounter issues with interactive tasks on Windows.
This release focuses on improving Windows compatibility and adding workflow timeouts for CI. The most notable change is the fix for delivering Ctrl-C signals to ConPTY children during graceful shutdown on Windows.
Windows users and CI workflows are primarily affected by these changes.
Update to this version if you are experiencing issues with graceful shutdown on Windows or need CI workflow timeouts.
This release primarily fixes an issue where the shim would kill the local Turbo process on Windows when Ctrl+C is pressed.
Windows users who frequently use Ctrl+C to interrupt processes are affected.
Update to this version to resolve the Ctrl+C issue on Windows.
This release focuses on hardening security and fixing bugs, particularly around cache handling, Windows PTY tasks, and authentication flows. Several vulnerabilities related to cache restoration, file access, and Git argument injection have been addressed.
Users relying on cache restoration, Git integrations, or self-hosted login URLs may be affected by security fixes.
Upgrade to this version to benefit from security improvements and bug fixes.
This release focuses on hardening security and fixing bugs related to cache handling, file access, and Git argument injection. Several improvements were made to ensure safer symlink restoration, artifact signature validation, and path normalization.
Users relying on the web UI mode or self-hosted login URLs may be affected.
Update to this version to benefit from security fixes and deprecation changes.
This release focuses on bug fixes, performance improvements, and testing optimizations. Key changes include enhancements to task handling, Windows PTY support, and JIT task input hashing.
Users relying on task handling, Windows PTY support, or task input hashing may be affected.
Update to the latest version to benefit from bug fixes and performance improvements.
This release includes a fix for deferring hashes for JIT task dependents, improving task dependency handling.
Users relying on JIT task dependencies may experience improved task handling.
Update to this version to benefit from the improved task dependency handling.
This release introduces JIT task input hashing for improved performance and fixes an issue with npm command shimming on Windows. Documentation updates include removing an ESM warning.
Users leveraging task input hashing or running npm commands on Windows may be affected.
Update to this version to benefit from performance improvements and Windows-specific fixes.
This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements, including preserving pnpm override-resolved prune deps, keeping PTY stdin open for tasks, and adding TUI pane padding before logs.
Users relying on pnpm override-resolved prune deps or PTY stdin for tasks may be affected.
Update to the latest canary release to benefit from bug fixes.
This canary release includes minor fixes and documentation updates, such as excluding Next.js dev server output from cache examples and ignoring peer dependencies in the package graph.
Users relying on peer dependencies or Next.js dev server output caching may be affected.
Update to this canary release if you encounter issues with peer dependencies or Next.js caching.
This canary release focuses on test optimizations, refactoring, and minor fixes. It introduces Rsbuild examples and improves Bun lockfile handling.
Developers using Turborepo with Bun or interested in Rsbuild examples may be affected.
Consider testing the canary release if you use Bun or Rsbuild.