Releases

This page summarizes customer-facing features, improvements, and fixes across DartCloudFunctions releases. '''

1. v0.0.3

1.1. Overview

This release moves DartCloudFunctions closer to a complete multi-cloud deployment experience by adding AWS deployment readiness, improving subscription-gated routing, and tightening provider setup behavior.

1.2. Highlights

  • AWS provider setup is now available for deployment validation

  • Subscription-gated pages behave more consistently

  • Provider configuration is clearer across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

  • QA coverage now exercises the AWS setup path through the hosted app

1.3. AWS Provider Setup

  • Teams can configure AWS identity, storage, and build resources for DartCloudFunctions deployment workflows.

  • AWS setup now supports the current OIDC-based provider model instead of relying on long-lived static keys.

  • AWS deployment guidance covers the expected account, role, storage, and build resources needed before running a live function deployment.

1.4. Account And Access

  • Protected product pages now follow the active subscription state more consistently.

  • Account routing is easier to test in preview environments before promoting to production.

  • Provider setup screens show state that better matches the selected cloud provider.

1.5. Reliability And QA

  • AWS setup can be validated through the hosted app path, not only through operator-side checks.

  • Provider entitlement checks and storage validation have stronger automated coverage.

  • The release keeps existing Azure and Google Cloud behavior intact while adding the AWS path.

1.6. Notes

No data migration is required. Teams planning AWS deployments should review the refreshed provider setup guidance and confirm their AWS role, storage bucket, and build project before testing live deployments.

2. v0.0.2

2.1. Overview

This release improves admin access, feature-flag management, cloud setup, billing reliability, and account navigation across DartCloudFunctions.

2.2. Highlights

  • Easier admin invitation and operator management

  • Improved feature-flag administration experience

  • More reliable account navigation and cloud setup

  • Smoother billing and enterprise inquiry handling

2.3. Admin And Account

  • Admins have clearer workflows for inviting operators and managing access.

  • Feature-flag management screens are easier to use and provide clearer state feedback.

  • Account settings no longer show example device rows that could be confused with real account activity.

2.4. Cloud Setup And Navigation

  • Sign-in and account navigation behave more consistently across hosted DartCloudFunctions pages.

  • Azure setup guidance and verification flows are better aligned with the current cloud provider experience.

  • Related product access points are easier to find where cross-product workflows are expected.

2.5. Billing And Enterprise

  • Subscription status and billing management behave more reliably.

  • Enterprise inquiries are routed more consistently for follow-up.

  • Plan, billing, and cloud setup copy is clearer for the current hosted product experience.

2.6. Notes

No action is required for most users. Teams managing cloud provider setup should review the refreshed setup guidance before making new deployment changes. No data migrations are expected.

3. v0.0.1

3.1. Overview

This initial release documents the core DartCloudFunctions experience for choosing supported runtimes, connecting cloud providers, deploying projects, and using hosted app and documentation surfaces.

3.2. Highlights

  • Clearer runtime selection guidance

  • Updated cloud provider setup documentation

  • More complete project deployment guidance

  • Hosted app and documentation support reflected in the public docs

3.3. Runtime Lifecycle

  • Runtime guidance now explains which runtimes are available for new function drafts.

  • Documentation clarifies how runtime support windows affect new deployments and existing functions.

  • Teams can more easily understand when a runtime should be upgraded.

3.4. Cloud Integrations

  • Google Cloud setup guidance now focuses on the required project, service account, and identity provider details.

  • Older setup shortcuts were removed so teams follow the current supported configuration path.

  • AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud guidance is aligned with the current setup experience.

3.5. Deployment Flow

  • Deployment guidance now describes the standard project deployment flow.

  • Teams can follow clearer status, event, and undeploy guidance while deployments are in progress.

  • Documentation clarifies the source and build configuration files required for deployment.

  • Google Cloud guidance identifies Cloud Run as the standard customer path, with GKE reserved for advanced enterprise deployments.

3.6. Hosted Experience

  • Hosted admin and documentation surfaces are covered by the public release guidance.

  • Build and hosting guidance was refreshed so teams have clearer expectations for hosted updates.

  • Documentation now better reflects the current DartCloudFunctions hosted product experience.

3.7. Notes

No action is required for most users. Teams setting up new cloud integrations or deployments should follow the current documentation instead of older draft setup examples.