Happy Holidays 馃巹鈽冿笍! With our last release of the year, we're very excited to announce our tiered language support structure, which lays the foundation for turning moon into a multi-language build system! On top of this, we've worked heavily on bug fixing, optimizations, and overall quality of life improvements.
With this release, we've focused heavily on future proofing our toolchain and how it integrates with moon. We've also landed a handful of quality of life improvements.
A common question in the JavaScript ecosystem is how to integrate TypeScript in a monorepo. This is a fair question, as there's no in-depth source of truth, or one perfect way of doing it. However, we took it upon ourselves to answer this question!
With this release, we've focused heavily on our remote caching architecture. Since this is a massive task that requires much work behind the scenes, this overall release is rather light.
Happy Halloween 馃巸 馃懟! With this spooky release, we've focused heavily on our internals and benchmarking performance metrics, so it's rather light on new features, but we still have some to show!
With this release, we're landing the first iteration of our notifier service, starting with webhooks! We've also spent some time working on quality of life improvements.
We're very excited to announce the initial release of our Visual Studio Code extension!
With this release, we've landed a long standing request of supporting project-level overrides for tools configured in the workspace, as well as some quality of life improvements for TypeScript.
With this release, we've focused heavily on Docker integration and enhancing the Dockerfile
workflow, as well as some minor quality of life improvements for template files and run reports.
With this release, we've landed some new features that have been requested multiple times since launch. A code generation and template scaffolding layer, as well as implicit dependency scanning for the project graph!