What changed in each version of dxs, newest first. Each page lists the changes, what to do before you upgrade, and the pull requests behind them.
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A Custom Angular Component can now embed the generated selector, grid, editor, form, card, list, widget or another custom component, and the platform tracks each reference's contract. Every deployed Datex Application API already stores the new reference shape, so upgrade before the next dxs ng pull or push.
Manage Azure DevOps work items through their lifecycle with revision-guarded updates, raw evidence, safe link changes and team/process discovery. Skills can now use supported CLI commands for these operations.
Create Azure DevOps work items and discover projects directly from the CLI. Both commands use your default DevOps organization when you omit --org.
Encrypted credentials you can opt into, a CLI that starts several times faster, a new dxs doctor, collection filters for datasources, and fixes for API routes that changed underneath us.
A same-day follow-up to 0.5.7: dxs skills doctor --fix now finishes its repairs when dependencies were installed by hand or linked through Windows junctions.
dxs skills doctor now finds Datex skills across your workspaces, migrates legacy npx skills installs, and never writes into a contributor checkout.
See which columns are indexed before you filter on them, link branches to the work that asked for them, and keep your report-canvas preferences across reloads.
Dependency trees and graphs return complete results again, datasource validation matches what the server accepts, and network failures come back as diagnostics instead of tracebacks.
Browser sign-in now ends on a Datex page that tells you what happened, and the Quartermaster image can load its database driver.
When sign-in fails because you picked the wrong tenant, dxs now says so and tells you the exact command to sign in against the right one.
Fixes the 0.5.1 package, which shipped without two modules and could not start. Upgrade from 0.5.1 now.
Manage Datex agent skills directly with dxs skills, using the sign-in you already have. This package is defective: install 0.5.2 instead.
One way to sign in: the browser by default, one selector for any identity, and a single work-email prompt during setup.
The first tagged release. Telemetry now goes to the Datex-owned Quartermaster service by default, and releases publish through an automated workflow.