What strapi/strapi shipped

This week: a Use existing content flow for component fields in the Content Manager, uploads that accept a documentId as refId, and strapi develop now stops the app on a TypeScript compile error. Also: stable type generation sorting, fixes for published releases on entry delete, a

Changes this week in Strapi: Content Manager component fields gain a Use existing content flow that copies a component from another entry or from the last saved version of the current entry. Uploads now accept an entry's documentId as refId, so media can be linked by documentId as well as numeric id. strapi develop now stops the app when a TypeScript compile error occurs. Type generation sorts keys with a fixed English collation, so output no longer depends on the machine. Component uid changes rewrite stored uids in join tables and polymorphic columns, keeping entries and media attached. Deleting an entry no longer modifies already published releases.

Strapi 5.53.0 and 5.60.0 are out, including a security fix we are not detailing yet so you can upgrade first. Also this week: a new asset picker in the rich text editors, a reworked release details page, and audit logs for settings and media events.

Two Strapi releases shipped this week: 5.53.0, which includes a security fix whose details are deliberately withheld until users have time to upgrade, and 5.60.0, which records SSO settings updates in audit logs and lets webhook entry events be selected per content type. The rich text editors now use the new asset picker and accept image drops, and the Content Manager media field opens the asset details drawer instead of the legacy dialog. Content Releases gained a reworked details page and a side panel that creates a new release from the entries a partial or failed release skipped.

This week: per-content-type webhook events, create a release from skipped entries, overdue releases frozen as Failed, a new asset picker in the media field, and fixes for event hub listeners, preview URL validation and admin user updates.

This week in the repository: webhooks can now listen to entry events for specific content types, and a new endpoint creates a planned release from the entries a partial or failed release skipped. Overdue releases are frozen as Failed instead of sitting in Pending with a past date. The Content Manager media field gets a new asset picker and status-aware rows and cards. On the fix side, document middleware and lifecycle subscriber removers only remove registered entries, the event hub stops removing the wrong listener, admin user updates no longer crash when the super admin role is missing, and the preview URL endpoint accepts only draft and published. Server-side query work also reduces database reads for entries with many relations.

A busy week for the project: publishing entries linked from widely reused components is fast again, database connections are released on Postgres and MySQL, and releases now record what a run published, unpublished and skipped.

Two fixes land for teams running busy projects: publishing an entry linked from a widely reused component no longer takes minutes, and Postgres and MySQL connections are no longer held forever. Release management gives more detail too, each run now stores how many entries it published, unpublished and skipped, a planned release records why an entry is not publishable, and a release whose run released nothing is frozen as failed. Alongside these, bulk deleting a non-localized entry now removes it from its releases, admin auth cookies get paths matching who reads them, and a failed post-commit event emit is logged instead of killing the process.

This week: strapi enterprise install in the CLI, data-preserving attribute renames in the Content-Type Builder, publishMode on Content Releases, audit logs for failed admin logins and SSO auto-registration, and License plus Support cards in Settings Overview.

This week in the repository: a new strapi enterprise install command installs or upgrades Enterprise plugins without hand-configuring a private registry. Content Releases gained a per-release publishMode with release_all_approved and wait_for_all, defaulting to wait_for_all. Renaming an attribute in the Content-Type Builder now preserves data through guarded rename migrations, and field conditions follow renames. Failed admin logins and SSO auto-registration are recorded in the audit log, and Settings Overview now has License details and Support debug dump cards. Smaller fixes cover media library cancel aborting in-flight uploads, relation search cache keys, i18n globe tooltips and reset password strength feedback.

5.56.0 ships stricter service types, Vite security patch for Windows, and better media library workflows. Plus audit logging for webhooks and review workflows.

Strapi 5.56.0 is here. We patched a Vite vulnerability, added TypeScript type checking for services, improved media library interactions with right-click menus and image rotation, and expanded audit logging to webhooks and review workflows. New projects can also opt into unified Tailwind compilation for the admin panel.

5.55.0 ships with content type folders, expanded audit logging for admin accounts, and the new Media Library becomes default. 5.55.1 hotfix addresses a performance regression.

Strapi 5.55.0 is here: the revamped Media Library exits beta as the default, content type folders let you organize collection and single types, admin account actions are now tracked in audit logs, and AI endpoint handling is fixed. A quick 5.55.1 hotfix follows for projects using the documentation plugin.

5.54.0 ships the redesigned Media Library as default. Plus: faster large migrations, fixed relations, token audit logs, and custom AI provider support.

Strapi 5.54.0 is live with the redesigned Media Library now default for everyone. This release includes major improvements: faster document-id migrations on large tables, fixed custom GraphQL resolvers with draft-and-publish relations, access token refresh without logout, audit logging for token management, and a new interface for custom AI providers. The Media Library also works better for roles without full settings access and stores unsigned URLs properly in richtext fields.