AI Changelog

New Features

Documentation: Users can now see the last update time on the documentation pages, making it easier to identify if they are viewing the latest version.
Server-Side Rendering (SSR): The new serverState prop is added to the Provider, allowing better handling of server-side rendering scenarios in React 18.
Compatibility: A new "compat" entry point is introduced, enabling compatibility with React 16.9+ and 17, ensuring a smoother upgrade path for users.

Performance: The useSelector hook is optimized to reduce unnecessary recalculations, improving performance when components mount.
TypeScript Support: The TypeScript definitions are improved, ensuring better compatibility and reducing potential compilation errors for users with strict TypeScript settings.
Documentation: The documentation is updated to cross-reference the custom context of the hooks API, enhancing clarity for users.

Fix performance issues related to the useSelector hook, which was previously causing multiple calls on component mount.
Fix broken links in the documentation, ensuring users can access the correct resources without encountering 404 errors.

Update the example code to remove unnecessary props, streamlining the learning process for new users.
Improve the CI setup to enhance the testing process, ensuring a more reliable development experience.

Documentation: Users can now see the last update time on the documentation pages, making it easier to identify if they are viewing the latest version.
Server-Side Rendering (SSR): The new serverState prop is added to the Provider, allowing better handling of server-side rendering scenarios in React 18.
Compatibility: A new "compat" entry point is introduced, enabling compatibility with React 16.9+ and 17, ensuring a smoother upgrade path for users.

Performance: The useSelector hook is optimized to reduce unnecessary recalculations, improving performance when components mount.
TypeScript Support: The TypeScript definitions are improved, ensuring better compatibility and reducing potential compilation errors for users with strict TypeScript settings.
Documentation: The documentation is updated to cross-reference the custom context of the hooks API, enhancing clarity for users.

Fix performance issues related to the useSelector hook, which was previously causing multiple calls on component mount.
Fix broken links in the documentation, ensuring users can access the correct resources without encountering 404 errors.

Update the example code to remove unnecessary props, streamlining the learning process for new users.
Improve the CI setup to enhance the testing process, ensuring a more reliable development experience.