Latest
- v0.0.57: closer to the spec · 9 October 2026
- v0.0.56: no value too deep to drop · 8 October 2026
- v0.0.55: limits on every loader · 8 October 2026
- v0.0.54: safer defaults for untrusted input · 7 October 2026
- v0.0.53: green on Rust 1.99 · 6 October 2026
- v0.0.43: a publish step that will not rot · 8 September 2026
- v0.0.42: the editor extension gets a way out the door · 8 September 2026
- v0.0.41: the formatter and the serialiser stop changing what they read · 7 September 2026
- v0.0.40: every crate in the family is now an OpenSSF passing project · 7 September 2026
- v0.0.39: twenty documents that break parsers, and the three defects they found · 7 September 2026
- v0.0.38: every dependency pinned, on every workflow · 6 September 2026
- v0.0.37: the npm package returns, gated · 6 September 2026
- v0.0.36: stream error positions, the test suite as streams, three scanner fixes · 6 September 2026
- v0.0.35: proofs, a wasip2 build, an Action, a VS Code extension and stateless agent tools · 6 September 2026
- v0.0.34: the reliability release, and the test suite through every crate · 5 September 2026
- v0.0.33: the family standard, a real browser demo and every satellite in lockstep · 5 September 2026
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