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TL;DR
SolidStart now handles unexpected server response types (like error responses from cloud storage) correctly, preventing potential infinite loops.
Fixes Worth Knowing
A client-side serialization issue has been resolved, improving application stability.
TL;DR
SolidStart now correctly handles CSS and file paths on Windows, and supports vite preview for local testing of production builds.
Fixes Worth Knowing
- CSS loading issues in development and production are resolved.
- File path resolution is corrected for Windows users.
vite preview(local server for testing) is now supported.
Before You Upgrade
If you were previously experiencing CSS loading problems, clear your browser cache after upgrading.
TL;DR
SolidStart projects using Nitro can now be deployed to Netlify and Cloudflare Workers with improved edge preset support.
New
- Nitro deployments are now possible as a published NPM package.
Fixes Worth Knowing
- Resolved issues preventing builds on certain edge platforms (serverless functions).
- Fixed a dependency resolution problem with Tailwind CSS.
TL;DR
SolidStart has reached Release Candidate for version 1.0, marking a major milestone after significant community contributions and learnings from other frameworks in the meta-framework (JavaScript framework building tools) space.
Breaking
- No breaking changes are present in this release candidate.
New
No new features are highlighted in this release candidate. The focus is on stabilization and preparation for the final 1.0 release.
Fixes Worth Knowing
No specific fixes are detailed in this release.
Before You Upgrade
Review the official SolidJS documentation as it is still under construction, and be aware that some bugs are still expected before the final 1.0 release.