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Release Notes

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Tensormorph has not shipped a public release yet, so there is no version history to publish. This page documents the format release notes will follow once they exist, rather than any actual releases.

Format

Once Tensormorph starts shipping releases, notes for each one will follow a consistent structure:

  • Dated, per-version entries - one section per release, not one entry per commit or pull request.
  • Sectioned by feature area - grouped under the same category names used throughout this documentation (Editors, Core Concepts, Working with Models, Compare and Morph, Profiling, Hub and Collaboration, CLI and Automation, Developer Platform), not by internal subsystem name.
  • One-line summary per change, with a screenshot, short clip, or before/after comparison inline wherever the change is visual - a viewport shading mode, a new overlay, a redesigned panel.
  • Breaking changes called out separately, at the top of their version's section, distinct from ordinary additions - particularly important for anything touching the file formats, the plugin ABI, or the TQL grammar, where a breaking change can affect saved project files or third-party plugins.

Where to check in the meantime

Until the first release, the most current picture of what's implemented versus planned is this documentation itself - pages marked with an initial-draft callout (like this one) describe intended design, not shipped behavior.

Related resources

  • File Formats - the on-disk formats a breaking-change note would need to flag.
  • Extension API - the plugin ABI a breaking-change note would need to flag.