Changelog
Every release, what it replaces, and whether anything of yours has to move. Versions are semver against the adoption surface — the host files and the shape of admin.config.ts — so a major bump means one of them changed and you have work to do.
Review before publish, a faster media library, and one host file to reconcile.
Added
- Review and publish. An edit now becomes a branch and a diff you read before it merges, rather
than a commit straight to
main. See Review and publish. - Filters in the media library, so a project with a few hundred images is still navigable.
Changed
admin.config.tsgained areviewblock. It is optional and defaults to the 1.0 behaviour, so a config you do not touch keeps publishing exactly as it did.
The one host file below is optional: add the
reviewblock if you want branch-and-diff publishing. Skipping it is a supported choice, not a broken upgrade.- Replaces
src/admin/src/components/primitives/- Host files
src/admin.config.ts
- Review and publish. An edit now becomes a branch and a diff you read before it merges, rather
than a commit straight to
First public release: the composer, the entry editor, the media library, and publishing straight to git.
The first version anyone could buy. It reads the collections your
content.config.tsalready declares, writes back to the same markdown files, and publishes withgit commit && git pushas the signed-in author.Added
- The page composer. Sections are your own components; the client edits declared props and never raw CSS.
- The entry editor, driven by the Zod schema you already wrote — every field type in Entry fields is supported on day one.
- The media library, writing into
src/assets/and handing you the optimized<Image>back. - Team accounts, each publishing under their own git identity.
This is the first release, so there is nothing to reconcile — Installation is the whole story.
- Replaces
src/admin/src/components/primitives/src/components/svg/- Host files
- None — a drop-in replacement of the directories above.