Versions and compatibility

This site is built from main. It documents the source currently in that branch; it is not a frozen manual for every previously published version.

Published packages

Stable releases use the latest dist-tag, which is selected when an installation command does not specify a version or tag. All public ABP Vue packages in an application should use the same release version. Prereleases use alpha, beta or rc tags and must be selected explicitly.

npm view @lsw-abpvue/cli dist-tags
npm list @lsw-abpvue/core @lsw-abpvue/cli

Registry tags can move. The first command checks the available tags; the second checks your installed versions.

Published versions and their changes are listed in release notes.

Compatibility scope

The CLI checks ABP 10.5 and 10.6 as tested minor versions. A different ABP version produces a diagnostic warning and needs verification against that backend. Endpoint availability also depends on the installed ABP modules and edition.

The CLI requires Node 20 or newer. The application uses Vue 3 and Vue Router 4. The backend's .NET SDK and ABP CLI versions should match the target ABP solution.

Capability scope

Capability	Current scope
Built-in open-source modules	Account, Identity, Permission, Tenant, Feature and Setting; backend modules/policies must exist
SSR	Platform abstractions support server-safe access; no complete generated SSR template
PWA	No preconfigured service-worker/offline template
Global modal confirmation switch / fullscreen	Not implemented; see modal forms
Motion	Further motion remains in Backlog; visibility events do not signify animation completion