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Releases

3.0.2

  • No changes to color values.
  • The package now includes Swift distribution files.

3.0.1

  • No changes to color values.
  • Removes the unintential dependency that appeared in package.json during development of the new WordPress Blue. Color Studio is now again dependency-free.

3.0.0

  • No API changes.
  • Adjusted WordPress Blue with all-new shade values, internally codenamed Blueberry. The shades are visually incompatible with the previous WordPress Blue values, prompting a major version bump.

2.6.0

  • Added a new color palette: Automattic Blue.

2.5.0

  • No changes to color values.
  • The default Jetpack brand color now points to Jetpack Green 40.

2.4.0

  • WordPress Blue is now considered deprecated in favor of Blue.
  • Adjusted Blue (all shades).
  • Adjusted Celadon 5–100.
  • Removed the .sketchpalette export.

2.3.1

  • No changes to color values.
  • Included a stylesheet with SCSS variables that return RGB values.

2.3.0

  • Added a new color: Simplenote Blue.
  • Adjusted Yellow (all shades).
  • Adjusted Gray 30 to make it AA Large-accessible against Gray 0.
  • Included a stylesheet with the colors defined as class names with higher specificity.

2.2.1

  • No changes to color values.
  • Dropped the engines constraint for the npm package.

2.2.0

  • Adjusted the level of luminosity in the brighter end of the palette.
  • The custom properties in CSS exports are no longer aliased in favor of using direct values.
  • Colors affected by this release: 
    Blue:               0, 5, 10
Purple:             0, 5, 10
Pink:               0, 5, 10
Red:                0, 5, 10
Orange:             0, 5
Yellow:             0, 5
Green:              0, 5, 10
Celadon:            0, 5
WordPress Blue:     0, 5, 10
WooCommerce Purple: 0, 5, 10
Jetpack Green:      0, 5, 10

2.1.0

  • Adjusted Gray 0–70.
  • Added a new color: WooCommerce Purple.

2.0.1

  • No changes to color values.

  • Included a stylesheet with CSS custom properties that return RGB values.

  • Base color name are now aliased to the their respective primary shades in all the formats, for both generic and brand colors:

    Gray    → Gray 50
Blue    → Blue 50
Purple  → Purple 50
Pink    → Pink 50
Red     → Red 50
Orange  → Orange 50
Yellow  → Yellow 50
Green   → Green 50
Celadon → Celadon 50

WordPress Blue → WordPress Blue 50
Jetpack Green  → Jetpack Green 30

2.0.0

  • Redesigned the whole color palette.
  • Introduced the new API with no backward compatibility.