Release notes
Every package moves together, so one version names them all. Update them together.
Not released yet
On main, for the next release:
- Fixed: Freshly scaffolded skins install successfully with the updated Vite and React plugin versions.
- Fixed: New standalone skins install their Vite 8 development dependencies without a React plugin peer conflict.
0.3.0
The release on GitHub, with its tarballs.
One breaking change for Orb YAML: cards no longer take a color of their own, so delete color from your cards and
set the dashboard’s accent instead. New in Orb and Field: a guest Wi-Fi card with the network’s name, its code and a
join QR code. Lights and covers Home Assistant reports as unknown, such as RF blinds, now say Unknown and can be driven.
0.2.1
The release on GitHub, with its tarballs.
A patch release. A skin made with npm create dashhaus-skin now builds to exactly one file, without the empty
style.css and the CSS warnings beside it. Every package is now published from this repository’s GitHub Actions, with
an npm provenance attestation naming the commit it was built from.
Upgrading
Nothing to change in a deploy-only app or a developer’s app: update the packages together. A skin scaffolded from
0.2.0 keeps writing the empty stylesheet until its own vite.config.js gets the same one-line fix: in
stylesInShadowRoot’s resolveId, return `\0dashhaus-style:${resolved.id}.js` instead of
`\0dashhaus-style:${resolved.id}`. The stray file was never deployed, so leaving it is harmless.
0.2.0
The release on GitHub, with its tarballs.
Its notes are on GitHub.