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Week of October 5, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brought v8.3.4 plus backports to earlier release lines, including security-related dependency and server fixes. Several changes make bundled-dev more usable by serving /@vite/client, supporting acceptExports, applying server.origin to asset URLs, and normalizing output on Windows. A batch of dev-server and build fixes also addresses base matching, HTML watching, stylesheet cycles, and HMR restart coalescing.

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V8.3.4 is out with bundled-dev import.meta.hot.acceptExports, HMR config fixes, and preload fixes for chunkImportMap. Backports landed for v6, v7, v8.1 and v8.2, along with security updates to launch-editor and server fs checks.

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Vite v8.3.4 is available, along with backports to v6, v7, v8.1 and v8.2. This release adds bundled-dev support for import.meta.hot.acceptExports, avoids mutating HMR defaults in mergeConfig, and corrects preloads when chunkImportMap is enabled with a non-root base. Security work in this batch updates launch-editor to address reported advisories and extends server fs.serve checks to the?vite-wasm-instance query. Other fixes cover base matching on path boundaries, HTML watching, CSS chunk cycles, and dev server restart coalescing. Bundled-dev also gained /@vite/client serving, asset URL handling with server.origin, and improved Windows output normalization.

Week of September 28, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week's updates focus on stability and performance: fixing CSS preload with complex URLs, preventing dev server crashes from file watcher errors, and improving build performance. Several build-related fixes address edge cases with minification and asset URL handling that affect real-world projects.

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Vite 8.3.2 is out. CSS preload fixes, better error handling in dev server, performance improvements for preload scanning, and fixes for worker URLs with terser.

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Vite 8.3.2 released with improvements to CSS preload handling for URLs with query parameters, better stability through file watcher error handling, and performance optimizations in the preload helper. Also includes fixes for worker URL alignment with terser, proper merging of minify options, and better handling of percent-encoded srcset URLs during build.

Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week brings v8.3.1 with multiple correctness fixes, particularly around Rolldown integration, sourcemaps, SSR error reporting, and dependency optimization. These fixes address real issues developers encounter with configuration merging, file paths with spaces, and build consistency.

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Vite v8.3.1 is out. Fixed Rolldown runtime inconsistency, SSR error reporting with spaces in paths, sourcemap URL handling, and dependency optimizer behavior.

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Vite v8.3.1 released with important fixes: Rolldown runtime consistency, SSR module error reporting with whitespace in paths, URL-based sourcemap roots, HMR configuration merging, and optimizer pending dependency handling. These fixes address real developer pain points in build configuration and error diagnostics.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-12.

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