In this release, we're focusing on observability, and making proto easier to consume from automated and AI-driven workflows.

This release focuses on giving you more control over how tasks are organized, referenced, and cached. We're introducing first-class tags for tasks, a new cache strategy for task dependencies, and a pair of experimental layers — native file hashing and a local CAS — that lay the groundwork for further performance improvements.

In this release, we're shifting how official plugins are distributed, and rolling out two new backends for installing CLIs from existing package registries.

In this release, we focused entirely on performance improvements, with the introduction of a daemon, and refactoring core components to be asynchronous.

It's been about a month since our major v2.0 release, and we're back with a smaller, but still impactful, v2.1 release! This release includes a new execution plan feature for moon exec, the ability to target project dependencies by scope, new common toolchain settings for aliases and dependency installation, new task options for affectedFiles, and more.

We're very excited to announce the release of moon v2.0, codenamed "Phobos", after one of Mars' moons! This is our biggest release yet, with a ton of new features, improvements, and breaking changes.

We've been working on this release for years, and we're thrilled to finally share it with the world. We also want to thank everyone in the community who has contributed to this release, whether it's through code, documentation, testing, or just providing feedback and support. We couldn't have done this without you!

About two weeks ago we announced the beta release of moon v2, and today we are excited to share that the first release candidate is now available! With this RC, we're one step closer to an official v2 release.

About two weeks ago we announced the alpha release of moon v2, and today we are excited to share that the beta is now available! With the beta, we've made significant progress towards stabilizing the new architecture and features introduced in v2.

After months of hard work, we are excited to announce the alpha release of moon v2! This major release brings a host of new features, improvements, and breaking changes that we believe will greatly enhance your experience with moon.

With this release, we're introducing the final piece of the JavaScript ecosystem puzzle, Deno! Additionally, we're introducing new task input and output formats.