31. Changelog
ALMAS keeps a public changelog so you always know what's new in the version you're using.
Where to find it
The footer on every page shows the current version, e.g. Version 0.9.1-45.
Click the version number to open the Changelog page.
What you'll see
The page lists releases newest-first. Each release is identified by a build
number (the -45 part of the version). Inside each release, changes are
grouped into categories:
- Added — new features
- Changed — improvements to existing features
- Fixed — bug fixes
- Security — security fixes and hardening
- Deprecated — features being phased out
- Removed — features that have been removed
Each bullet is tagged with where the change lives:
[backend]— server-side changes (data, APIs, integrations)[frontend]— UI/UX changes (what you see and click)
Loading older releases
The page shows the most recent 10 releases by default. Click Load older releases at the bottom to see more. The button disappears once you've reached the very first release.
Downloading the full changelog
Click the Full changelog button in the page header to download the entire history as a single markdown file. Useful for archive or printing.