phoenix changelog

Here's the scoop on the latest updates and improvements to our project! We've been busy bees, making sure everything runs smoother than a cat on a Roomba. 🐱🤖

Improvements

  • Clarify Context Guides Intro: We've polished up the intro to the context guides in our Phoenix framework documentation. Now it's crystal clear how contexts are your go-to modules for data access and validation, whether you're chatting with databases via Ecto or APIs through HTTP clients like Req. Contexts are like the Swiss Army knives of your application, helping you nail down patterns and keep things tidy. Think of them as your app's secret sauce, just like Elixir's standard library, guiding you in building robust web apps, like that dream ecommerce system. 🛒✨

  • Bump @stylistic/eslint-plugin from 4.4.1 to 5.0.0: We've given our linting game a major upgrade by bumping the @stylistic/eslint-plugin to version 5.0.0. This update is like a fresh coat of paint on our code quality, bringing in the latest features and fixes. Thanks to Dependabot, we're always on the cutting edge, making sure our code is as clean as a whistle. 🎨🔧

  • Improve Layouts Example: We've spruced up the layouts module in our Phoenix web app templates. The improved documentation now shines a spotlight on the module's role in holding layouts and related awesomeness. We've tweaked the comments and refined the app layout rendering function so that everything's as clear as a sunny day. This makes it easier for developers to work their layout magic and keep the app looking sharp. 🖼️💡

Chore

  • Bump Jest from 30.0.0 to 30.0.2: We've nudged Jest up a couple of notches from 30.0.0 to 30.0.2. This patch update is all about keeping our testing framework in tip-top shape, ensuring everything's running smoothly behind the scenes. Thanks to Dependabot, we're always on the ball with the latest and greatest, so our tests are as reliable as ever. 🔍✅

That's all for now, folks! Keep coding, keep smiling, and keep being awesome! 🚀😄

Included Commits

2025-06-21T01:25:23 See commit

The recent commit enhances the documentation and structure of the layouts module within the installer templates of a Phoenix web application. The modifications include a clearer description of the module's purpose, emphasizing its role in holding layouts and related functionalities for the application. The comments have been updated to specify the embedding of all files in the "layouts/*" directory, and the default root layout's function is better articulated, highlighting its importance in providing the application's HTML skeleton.

Additionally, the documentation for the app layout rendering function has been refined to provide a more comprehensive understanding of its use. The changes aim to improve clarity and usability for developers working with the layouts module, ensuring they have a better grasp of how to implement and utilize the various layouts effectively within their application. Overall, the commit reflects a commitment to enhancing code readability and maintainability.

Files changed

  • installer/templates/phx_web/components/layouts.ex
2025-06-21T01:54:35 See commit

The commit focuses on clarifying the introduction to the context guides within the Phoenix framework documentation. It emphasizes the role of contexts as essential modules that encapsulate data access and validation, typically interacting with databases via Ecto or APIs through HTTP clients like Req. The revised text aims to enhance understanding by explicitly stating that contexts help developers identify and discuss patterns in their applications, while also reinforcing that contexts are essentially just modules, similar to controllers and views.

Additionally, the commit refines the explanation of contexts by comparing them to Elixir's standard library, illustrating how contexts serve as entry points to complex functionality that is often implemented across multiple hidden modules. This clarification helps position contexts as boundaries that decouple and isolate parts of an application, ultimately guiding developers in building their web applications, such as an ecommerce system, in a structured manner.

Files changed

  • guides/data_modelling/contexts.md
2025-06-23T13:06:42 See commit

This commit updates the @stylistic/eslint-plugin dependency from version 4.4.1 to 5.0.0, marking a major version change. The update impacts the project's package.json and package-lock.json files, reflecting the new version and modifying related dependencies. Notably, the commit includes details on the release notes and changelog for the updated plugin, which can provide insight into the changes and enhancements introduced in version 5.0.0.

The update was executed by the Dependabot, which automatically manages dependency versions, ensuring that the project remains up-to-date with the latest features and fixes. The changes in the plugin include updates to internal dependencies, indicating improvements and potential new functionalities that could enhance the linting process in the project. Overall, this commit represents a proactive step in maintaining the project's code quality and adherence to best practices through the use of the latest linting tools.

Files changed

  • package-lock.json
  • package.json
2025-06-23T14:40:28 See commit

This commit updates the Jest testing framework from version 30.0.0 to 30.0.2. The change is part of a patch update aimed at improving the functionality and stability of the framework, as indicated by the release notes and changelog provided in the commit. The update includes modifications to the package-lock.json file, reflecting changes in the dependency management, with a total of 657 additions and 1096 deletions, resulting in 1753 changes overall.

The commit was made by the Dependabot bot, which automates dependency updates, ensuring that the project remains up-to-date with the latest versions of its dependencies. This specific update is categorized as a direct development dependency, highlighting its role in the development environment rather than in production.

Files changed

  • package-lock.json