Releases
FlowDrop's four pieces version independently. Each one's release notes live with its source.
FlowDrop is not one release train. The editor library, the Drupal backend, the Rust backend and the specification each ship on their own cadence, from their own repository, and each keeps its release notes there rather than here.
That is deliberate: a changelog copied into the documentation is a changelog that goes stale the first time someone tags a release without remembering this page.
The editor library — @flowdrop/flowdrop
Versions on npm
Every published version, and what latest currently resolves to.
CHANGELOG.md
Every version from 1.0.0 onwards, with the 2.x series at the top.
The 0.0.x development series is kept separately in CHANGELOG-pre-1.0.0.md. Upgrading across the 2.0 boundary is covered by the 2.0 migration guide.
The Drupal backend
Releases on Drupal.org
Every packaged release of the FlowDrop module, with its release notes and supported Drupal core versions.
The specification
flowdrop-spec
The FlowDrop Workflow Specification carries its own version inside the document and its own governance; the repository is where changes to it are proposed and ratified.
The Rust backend
flowdrop-rs is the backend behind the
hosted offer. It is not
published as open source and has no public release, so there are no public
release notes to link. Customers get release information from Factorial.io
directly; get in touch if you need it.