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Release changes covered by the latest GoLazy guides.

By Guillermo Alvarez - Published - Updated

Latest release changes

GoLazy v0.1.11 adds optional document metadata helpers, generated /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml support, mailer rendering, early storage and media building blocks, and a cleaner generated-app development toolchain. Existing v0.1.10 applications can upgrade incrementally.

Framework

  • golazy.dev/lazystorage, golazy.dev/lazyfiles, and golazy.dev/lazymedia introduce early storage building blocks for object-style storage backends, logical file catalogs, fallback signed file URLs, and generated media variants.
  • golazy.dev/lazymailer renders text and HTML mailer views through the normal view system, builds standard-library MIME messages, and delivers through pluggable delivery implementations. Read Mailers And Storage.
  • golazy.dev/lazyseo and lazycontroller.Base provide request-local document metadata helpers for title, language, canonical URLs, alternates, JSON-LD, Open Graph, Twitter cards, and related tags. lazyview also supports Rails-style view variants such as show.svg+square.tpl. Read Template Data And Helpers.
  • lazyapp.Config can generate /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml with sane defaults, configurable crawler rules, sitemap sources, alternates, lastmod, and Last-Modified cache validation.

Runtime behavior

  • lazy hot reload no longer injects the reload client into Turbo Frame requests or HTML fragments that do not include a document body. This keeps fragment responses and Turbo-driven updates free of development-only script markup.

CLI and generated apps

  • lazy --version now reports v0.1.11, so lazy new selects the matching sample application template once the coordinated release is published.
  • lazy new selects the matching sample application template with lazyseo setup in the app config, metadata in the sample controllers, standalone mise task scripts, and Node.js in the mise toolchain. Read Configuration, Application Structure, and Template Data And Helpers.

Read the Upgrade Guide before moving an existing application forward.