Changelog
Track what changed in DevForge CLI across releases, including scaffolding behavior, runtime verification improvements, and release automation updates.
[0.4.2] - 2026-03-26
Added
- Added OS-aware post-create guidance that detects missing local prerequisites such as package managers, Playwright browsers, Git, Docker, and custom Node mismatches, then prints exact next-step install commands for macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- Added generated README and getting-started guidance that mirrors the CLI output with install, run, build, check, and stack-specific follow-up commands.
- Added exhaustive compatibility-matrix regression coverage across supported stack, tooling, testing, node-strategy, and template combinations.
Changed
- Centralized stack capability rules so prompts, normalization, generated docs, and post-create guidance all share the same support matrix.
- Tightened prompt flows to hide unsupported combinations instead of presenting them and correcting them later.
- Restricted Bun support to verified stack paths and tailored generated command guidance to the selected package manager.
Fixed
- Fixed Remix scaffolds to include the CLI/dev dependencies required for
npm run dev,pnpm run dev,yarn dev, andbun run devstyle workflows. - Fixed Tailwind-enabled Remix scaffolds to use the Vite Tailwind integration path instead of the PostCSS-only setup, which resolves the Bun production-build failure in the runtime matrix.
- Fixed strict ESLint scaffolds so typed rules no longer run against config files such as
eslint.config.js. - Stopped offering invalid combinations such as microfrontend architecture outside the microfrontend intent, NestJS with JavaScript, RTK Query without compatible Redux state, and ORMs when no database is selected.
[0.4.1] - 2026-03-26
Changed
- Trimmed the published npm package so CI-only runtime-matrix binaries are no longer shipped in the public tarball.
Fixed
- Replaced runtime package metadata reads with generated constants so the published CLI no longer depends on a runtime
package.jsonasset lookup, which reduces scanner and bundle-analysis noise for the npm package.
[0.4.0] - 2026-03-26
Added
- Added repository hardening files and workflows:
CODEOWNERS, Dependabot configuration, a pull-request dependency review workflow, and GitHub release artifact attestations. - Added generated README and getting-started command guides that explain what each common command does and why it matters.
- Added a dedicated prompt reference page so users can understand what each CLI question changes and why DevForge asks it.
Changed
- Refreshed the public README and documentation site with clearer positioning, stronger command explanations, and clearer guidance around default versus optional tooling.
- Made Husky and Commitlint opt-in defaults, while keeping ESLint and Prettier enabled as the baseline quality setup.
- Narrowed generated microfrontend strategy support to the currently implemented Vite federation flow so prompts and normalization no longer imply unsupported runtime behavior.
Fixed
- Reworked generated microfrontend workspaces to use a federation-aware host and remote setup with stable ports, remote entry exposure, and a dev workflow that no longer races three generic Vite apps against each other.
- Improved installer UX by surfacing explicit progress steps before dependency installation and git setup begin.
- Added pnpm build-approval hints for browser-oriented scaffolds so common
esbuildinstalls no longer stop at an approval warning on fresh pnpm setups. - Updated generated Tailwind Vite scaffolds to use the current Tailwind package integration instead of writing unprocessed
@tailwinddirectives without the required plugin setup. - Added explicit least-privilege
GITHUB_TOKENpermissions to the CI workflow so CodeQL no longer flags the runtime matrix jobs for inheriting repository-default token access. - Tightened local runtime-matrix HTTP probes so they verify successful startup without downloading page bodies over loopback HTTP, resolving the CodeQL insecure-download alert while keeping stack verification intact.
[0.3.4] - 2026-03-26
Changed
- Improved architecture labels so backend and other non-frontend flows explain what
simple,modular, andmonorepomean more clearly during prompting. - Added a real-time file generation progress bar during scaffold creation so the CLI shows visible progress after printing the target directory.
Fixed
- Prevented incompatible backend selections by filtering out
DrizzlewhenMongoDBis chosen and by normalizing anyDrizzle + MongoDBplan back to a supported setup. - Stopped generating
.nvmrcforLTSandLatestNode strategies, avoiding broken version-manager lookups likelts-lateston systems that cannot resolve that alias. - Hardened dependency installation for
yarnandpnpmby using Corepack when available and by keeping package-manager caches local to the generated project. - Removed stale lockfiles from other package managers before installation so the selected package manager stays authoritative after retries or partial runs.
[0.3.3] - 2026-03-26
Added
- Added a tag-driven GitHub release workflow that validates the repo, extracts release notes from
CHANGELOG.md, and publishes a GitHub Release with the packaged npm artifact attached. - Added a reusable changelog rendering script for release notes and GitHub Pages documentation output.
Changed
- Refreshed the public README with clearer product positioning, benefits, starter-surface details, and docs and release links.
- Expanded the documentation site with stronger product messaging and a dedicated changelog page.
- Updated the Pages workflow to render the changelog page directly from
CHANGELOG.mdduring site builds.
[0.3.2] - 2026-03-26
Fixed
- Hardened generated runtime-matrix process shutdown by terminating the full spawned process group for preview and start commands, which prevents Linux CI jobs from lingering after verification logs show completion.
[0.3.1] - 2026-03-26
Changed
- Reduced CI runner pressure by grouping generated runtime scenarios into a smaller set of runtime-matrix jobs instead of spawning one hosted-runner job per scenario.
- Made generated runtime verification wait for repository validation to pass before consuming matrix capacity, so bad commits fail faster and do not queue unnecessary stack jobs.
- Updated this repository and generated project GitHub Actions workflows to use newer
actions/checkoutandactions/setup-nodereleases.
Fixed
- Added workflow-level concurrency cancellation so superseded pushes stop older CI runs instead of leaving stale jobs queued behind newer commits.
[0.3.0] - 2026-03-26
Added
- Added a generated-project runtime matrix runner that scaffolds representative stacks, installs dependencies, builds them, and verifies real runtime surfaces or production artifacts.
- Added a GitHub Actions matrix job for generated stack verification alongside the existing repository validation job.
- Added regression coverage that enforces runtime-matrix coverage across every primary project intent and every backend framework surface.
Changed
- Raised generated frontend and extension project engine declarations to match the current Vite-family toolchain requirements.
- Documented the local runtime-matrix workflow in contributor docs and development docs.
Fixed
- Added Node compatibility warnings when users choose a custom Node version that is too old for the selected frontend-oriented scaffold.
- Added Node type definitions to generated TypeScript configs so backend, fullstack, and CLI projects build cleanly when they reference
process. - Tightened the runtime verifier so CLI JSON checks execute the built binary directly instead of parsing npm wrapper output.
- Fixed generated Next.js projects to include Next-specific type declarations and tsconfig settings so app-directory CSS imports typecheck during production builds.
- Fixed generated fullstack React plus API projects to compile server code through a dedicated server tsconfig instead of typechecking browser entrypoints with NodeNext emit settings.
- Fixed generated NestJS projects to enable decorator compiler options required for controller methods.
- Added a no-op build script for JavaScript backend scaffolds so install/build/run verification stays consistent across backend language choices.
- Relaxed frontend runtime probes to validate successful startup instead of waiting for client-rendered HTML content that only appears after hydration.
- Fixed Nuxt runtime verification to start the built Nitro server directly instead of passing unsupported preview arguments.
[0.2.3] - 2026-03-25
Added
- Generated richer starter surfaces across the supported intents:
frontend apps now render a project-details page,
backend APIs expose structured project metadata from
/and/health, CLI scaffolds print project info and support--json, Chrome extensions show a detailed popup and log extension metadata, and microfrontend host/remote apps identify their role and generation source. - Added regression coverage for starter surfaces across every supported intent.
Changed
- Expanded the scaffold audit coverage so every intent now emits a clear primary experience surface instead of only a minimal placeholder.
- Threaded DevForge package metadata through generated outputs so new projects show the creator, package name, and CLI version consistently.
Fixed
- Corrected stale generated starter metadata by sourcing generator identity from the real CLI package instead of duplicating hardcoded values.
- Tightened the microfrontend host/remote starter content so those apps no longer look like generic workspace frontends.
[0.2.2] - 2026-03-25
Changed
- Split the interactive flow into core decisions and optional advanced sections so users can keep recommended defaults for metadata, frontend libraries, backend capabilities, testing, AI rules, and tooling without answering every detail prompt.
- Skipped one-option frontend prompts automatically for constrained flows such as microfrontend scaffolds.
- Expanded default AI rule selection to the full stack-relevant category set when users keep the recommended configuration.
Fixed
- Reset intent-specific defaults when users switch project type during prompting, preventing stale frontend-app defaults from leaking into landing page, backend API, chrome extension, and other flows.
- Ensured backend and testing defaults remain valid when optional advanced questions are skipped, including a safe default adapter for NestJS.
[0.2.1] - 2026-03-25
Fixed
- Made AI rule category prompts stack-aware so frontend-only flows no longer offer backend rules.
- Filtered invalid AI rule categories out of normalized plans for resume, seed, and compatibility-adjusted flows.
- Added regression coverage for rule-category availability across landing page, chrome extension, and other intent-specific paths.
[0.2.0] - 2026-03-25
Fixed
- Prevented interactive prompt crashes when switching from default frontend setup to backend-oriented project flows.
- Restricted architecture choices by project intent so incompatible combinations such as backend plus microfrontend are no longer offered.
- Added safer default select handling and regression coverage for backend and non-frontend prompt paths.
- Added the required
packageManagermetadata to generated workspace roots so TurboRepo can resolve workspaces correctly. - Fixed generated fullstack scripts to honor the selected package manager instead of hardcoding
npm. - Fixed workspace and microfrontend scaffolds to generate local app
tsconfigand test config files where needed. - Prevented generated output from writing duplicate paths, escaping the target directory, or targeting an existing file path as a directory.
- Fixed CLI version output so
--versionstays aligned withpackage.json.
Changed
- Renamed the npm package to
@ali-dev11/devforge. - Updated user-facing install and CLI examples to use the shorter package name.
- Added release scripts for patch, minor, and major version bumps with pre-release validation.
- Normalized microfrontend scaffolds to the currently supported React (Vite) client-rendered setup and removed the stray default
apps/webpackage from microfrontend outputs.
[0.1.0] - 2026-03-25
Added
- Initial public-ready DevForge CLI foundation
- Added production repo setup with lint, CI, typecheck, smoke workflow, and package exports
- Expanded repository documentation and generated-project documentation
- Improved generated scaffold setup scripts and baseline project docs
- Added MIT licensing, npm publishing documentation, GitHub Pages docs setup, and repository community health files