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Releases

This is the chronological release history of the @dashforge/* packages. Every entry links to a full page with the detail of that release.

The authoritative source is the top-level CHANGELOG.md in the monorepo. These pages are a reader-friendly projection of it — when in doubt, the CHANGELOG.md wins.

Versioning model

Dashforge is pre-1.0 and follows Semantic Versioning with -alpha / -beta / -rc pre-release tags. Until 1.0.0:

A bump of the minor component (e.g. 0.1.x → 0.2.0) may carry breaking changes — check that release's page and MIGRATION.md.

A bump of only the patch / pre-release tag (e.g. 0.2.0-beta → 0.2.1-beta) is non-breaking.

All seven packages are released in lockstep — they always share the same version number.

Timeline

Version	Date	Theme
`0.2.1-beta`	`2026-05-14`	Bug fixes — `DashForm` resolver passthrough + `DashFormProvider` SSR-safe `useForm()`. Schema validation and `useDashFieldArray`-under-SSG both work.
`0.2.0-beta`	`2026-05-14`	Public-API freeze — `DashFormBridge` interface tightened, deprecated fields removed, `@internal` markers, first `MIGRATION.md`.
`0.1.9-alpha`	`2026-05-13`	Test coverage + docs polish — 8 new unit tests, JSDoc hook decision tree. Zero functional changes.
`0.1.8-alpha`	`2026-05-13`	Packaging cleanup — per-package `CHANGELOG.md` in every npm tarball, stale dev warning corrected.
`0.1.7-alpha`	`2026-05-11`	MUI v9 compatibility — migration to `slotProps`, four React deprecation warnings eliminated.
`0.1.6-alpha`	`2026-05-10`	Performance + correctness — per-field subscriptions, `useDashFieldMeta`, hook-rules fixes, auto-reset policy.

How to read a release page

Each release page records:

Theme — the one-line "why this release exists".

Affected packages — which of the seven packages actually changed.

Breaking / Changed / Added / Fixed — the concrete deltas.

Upgrade notes — when there is migration work, a pointer to the exact recipe.

Throughout the rest of the docs you will see inline badges like Added in 0.1.6-alpha or Changed in 0.2.0-beta — each links straight back to the release that introduced or changed that specific feature.