Changelog

What shipped, read from the releases.

Generated from the release metadata, newest first. A release with no recorded summary keeps none, and every entry links to its source.

  1. 1.3.48staging

    No summary recorded for this release.

    staging-v1.3.48
  2. 1.3.47staging

    Promote develop to staging: un-break embyte codegen, firmware that drives the hardware you picked, composites and live debug

    staging-v1.3.47summary source
  3. 0.0.4production

    Promote staging to main: restore production auth, seven migrations, signed Windows builds, remote workers

    v0.0.4summary source
  4. 1.3.46staging

    Promote develop to staging: fix the login-logout loop, close cross-org holes, keep DevByte files out of customer repositories

    staging-v1.3.46summary source
  5. 1.3.45staging

    No summary recorded for this release.

    staging-v1.3.45
  6. 1.3.44staging

    No summary recorded for this release.

    staging-v1.3.44
  7. 0.0.3production

    No summary recorded for this release.

    v0.0.3

Generated from gh release list --exclude-drafts, last synced . A release with no recorded summary keeps none.

Two channels

Both shown, both labelled.

The production rows are what a customer receives. The staging rows are the desktop application’s staging channel — faster, and shown because hiding it would make the project look slower than it is.

  • Production

    Latest v0.0.4, 2026-09-22.

  • Staging

    Latest staging-v1.3.48, 2026-09-25.

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