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posts tagged with "release"
Bengal 0.5.1
A real CSS engine and a refreshed default theme — a tokenizer-based minifier that can't corrupt your stylesheets, OKLCH palettes with light-dark() dark mode, a dependency-free knowledge graph, and byte-reproducible build output.
Bengal 0.4.1
A focused correctness patch — valid JSON-LD on every doc page, the data_table template function wired up, working autodoc "View source" links, honored asset and render-isolation config, atomic health auto-fixes, a guaranteed build_complete teardown hook, and re-armed architectural guard tests.
Bengal 0.4.2
Honest internals — failures now surface as build warnings instead of vanishing, file writes are crash-safe, the rebuild-reason vocabulary and parser contract are unified, config_path is honored, and a documentation sweep makes the reference match the code.
Bengal 0.4.3
Free-threading hardening — build error reporting is now race-free on free-threaded Python, so parallel builds no longer crash or report wrong error counts in their summaries.
Bengal 0.5.0
Link integrity end to end plus a tighter authoring loop — preview drafts locally, detect broken internal links reliably, and apply fixes for typo, moved-page, and stale-anchor links, with broader autodoc and typed-collection migrations.
Bengal 0.4.0
Python and OpenAPI autodoc cross-linking, byte-reproducible parallel builds, a more reliable dev server, a stabilized default theme with versioned theme libraries, and an experimental opt-in render-at-scale backend.
Bengal 0.3.3
Serve-ready builds, preview serving, artifact audit, git-backed versioning, atomic outputs, and Pounce sendfile fixes
Bengal 0.3.2
CLI startup fix, wheel smoke guard, plugin readiness introspection, preview reload fixes, and rendering/performance polish
Bengal 0.3.0
Immutable page pipeline, plugin system, structured concurrency, protocol-based architecture