Releases

Changelog.

Two logs, one history. Both are generated by scripts/release.mjs from the commit messages on main — along with the version number, the git tag and the GitHub release. Neither is written by hand, and a hand-edit is overwritten by the next release.

  1. v0.10.0

    5 September 2026

    This release was internal — behind-the-scenes work with nothing new to see on the site.

  2. v0.9.0

    4 September 2026

    This release was internal — behind-the-scenes work with nothing new to see on the site.

  3. v0.8.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • The docs page now lists a direct link for every service, so the admin is reachable even while its custom domain is still setting up.
  4. v0.7.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • The team can now sign in to the admin, and see traffic and conversion rate alongside orders.
  5. v0.6.1

    4 September 2026

    This release was internal — behind-the-scenes work with nothing new to see on the site.

  6. v0.6.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • Product pages now show price and availability directly in Google search results.
  7. v0.5.1

    4 September 2026

    This release was internal — behind-the-scenes work with nothing new to see on the site.

  8. v0.5.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • There is now a documentation site with a plain-language "What's New" page, and the groundwork for a creator affiliate programme.
  9. v0.4.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • Product details and prices now come from the commerce backend, so the team can update them without a code change.
  10. v0.3.0

    4 September 2026

    This release was internal — behind-the-scenes work with nothing new to see on the site.

  11. v0.2.0

    4 September 2026

    New

    • Add Medusa v2 backend
    • The site now publishes a plain-language "What's New" page alongside the technical changelog.
    • Orders + affiliate schema for Glemor's own project
    • Glemor Fragrance storefront — catalog, cart, Stripe, PWA

    Fixed

    • Make the Railway deployment actually boot

Written from the Release-Note: trailer on each commit. A release with nothing a customer would notice says so rather than inventing a highlight.