v1.3.0

Changed

• Both Inertia stacks move to Inertia.js 3 (#25). The versions are chained rather than independent: Inertia 3's React adapter requires React 19, and @vitejs/plugin-react 6 requires Vite 8, so the whole front end moves together.

  package	from	to
  @inertiajs/react, @inertiajs/vue3	^2.0.0	^3.9.1
  react, react-dom	^18.2.0	^19.3.1
  @vitejs/plugin-react	^4.2.0	^6.1.2
  @vitejs/plugin-vue	^5.0.5	^6.0.10
  typescript	^5.6.3	^7.0.2
  vite	^6.4.4	^8.3.4
  @types/node	^18.13.0	^26.6.5
  vue	^3.4.27	^3.5.44
  vue-tsc	^2.0.21	^3.3.13
  vite-plugin-rails	^0.5.0	^0.6.0

• The React entrypoint resolves pages differently. Inertia 3 narrowed its resolver type so that a promise of a module object is no longer accepted, and resolvePageComponent now unwraps default itself and is typed with the exported ResolvedComponent.

Added

• Both Inertia stacks install config/initializers/inertia_rails.rb. Inertia 3 reads the initial page from a <script type="application/json"> element and expects a data-inertia head attribute; inertia_rails supports both but defaults to the v2 behaviour, so without this the client loads and renders nothing. The initializer also sets always_include_errors_hash, which becomes the default in InertiaRails 4.0.

Internal

• Dependabot watches bundler, npm and GitHub Actions weekly. Majors are held back for the two stub manifests, since a major there changes the starter kit and needs an install-and-build pass across all three stacks (#20)
• The nightly schedule lives in its own workflow (#19). GitHub disables a workflow carrying a schedule: trigger after 60 days without repository activity, and disables its other triggers with it — which is how CI came to be switched off for the twelve months before 1.2.0. An idle stretch can now cost only the nightly run, never pull request CI.
• actions/checkout 4 → 7, prettier 3.3.2 → 3.9.10 (#21, #22)

Full Changelog: v1.2.1...v1.3.0