redwoodjs/redwood
v8.9.0Curated framework / backend repository (redwoodjs/redwood) tracked via conditional GitHub .atom polling.
@redwoodjs/core is an open-source library and developer tool in the redwoodjs/redwood ecosystem. It saves developers from writing repetitive low-level boilerplate from scratch by providing a battle-tested, open-source implementation ready for production.
fix(supabase): Preserve extra search parameters (#12102) b. Drop-in upgrade. Migration: None.
Key Release Highlights (v8.9.0)
- fix(supabase): Preserve extra search parameters (#12102) by @Tobbe
- fix(deps): update dependency vite to v5.4.20 [security] (#12091) by @renovate-bot
- fix(tui): validate spinner.characters (≥2) and frameInterval (>0); add first tests (#12088) by @Harsh1925
- feat: add mentions of Prisma Postgres and clear deprecated info (#12087) by @ankur-arch
Verified safe drop-in upgrade for @redwoodjs/core in package.json.
npm install @redwoodjs/core@8.9.0Ecosystem Compatibility Matrix & Verified Graph Warnings
Zero-Noise Historical Release Timeline (1)
Format: [Core Change] + [Required Action] + [Migration Effort]fix(supabase): Preserve extra search parameters (#12102) b. Drop-in upgrade. Migration: None.
Upgrade & Migration Q&A (redwoodjs/redwood v8.9.0)
Direct Answers for Engineers & AI AgentsIs redwoodjs/redwood v8.9.0 safe to upgrade in production?
redwoodjs/redwood v8.9.0 is classified as COMPATIBLE (MINOR release). fix(supabase): Preserve extra search parameters (#12102) b. Drop-in upgrade. Migration: None.
What breaking changes or compatibility risks exist in redwoodjs/redwood v8.9.0?
No breaking API changes or peer dependency conflicts are recorded for redwoodjs/redwood v8.9.0 in the RepoSense compatibility graph.
What is the bundle size impact of @redwoodjs/core v8.9.0?
Measured bundle size telemetry is currently unavailable for @redwoodjs/core v8.9.0; verify build output locally before deploying.
How do I upgrade @redwoodjs/core to v8.9.0?
Upgrade @redwoodjs/core to v8.9.0 by running "npm install @redwoodjs/core@8.9.0" and applying the migration steps: npm install @redwoodjs/core@8.9.0