v1.1.1

Fixed

• GraphQL: Yoga's own logging goes through the framework Logger under
  the gql category, so LOG_LEVEL governs it like everything else a worker
  emits. Yoga's error channel is demoted to debug: it fired for every resolver
  error the mask function replaced, so an expected client error (a 404 from a
  lookup, a validation failure) was logged at error level with a stack trace
  on every request. Masked 5xx errors are still logged at error level by
  gqlMaskError.

Full Changelog: v1.1.0...v1.1.1

Base 1.1.0

Added

• ORM: limit and order on conditions-based update and delete
  (OrmUpdateOptions / OrmDeleteOptions). Bounds a bulk write to a slice
  of the matching rows so retention sweeps and backfills can batch — hosted
  MySQL (PlanetScale) aborts a single statement past 100,000 rows. Works on
  every backend: MySQL natively, SQLite (Durable Objects, D1, better-sqlite3)
  via SQLITE_ENABLE_UPDATE_DELETE_LIMIT. A non-positive or non-integer
  limit is rejected before reaching the driver.

Base 1.0.0

Initial public release. All five packages publish together at 1.0.0:
@system-inc/base-foundation, @system-inc/base-cli, @system-inc/base-client,
@system-inc/base-common, and @system-inc/base-lint.

Added

• Declarative module system — compose a Cloudflare Worker from decorated
  services, GraphQL resolvers, RPC services, queue processors, scheduled
  tasks, WebSocket delegates, and ORM entities, wired through a scoped
  dependency-injection container.
• First-class dispatchers for HTTP, GraphQL (type-graphql + yoga), RPC,
  queues, cron/scheduled tasks, and WebSockets, with one consistent
  validation pipeline across them.
• Drizzle-backed ORM — decorator-defined entities, per-worker migration
  ledgers with shared-database ownership checks, mapped joins, filters,
  pagination, and Durable Object SQLite support.
• The base CLI — scaffold workspaces and workers, develop locally,
  check configuration, run integration tests, manage migrations, generate
  GraphQL schemas, and deploy to Cloudflare.
• Node as a first-class target — the same app model runs on Node (minus
  Cloudflare bindings) via a platform delegate.
• Apache-2.0 license, contribution guidelines, code of conduct, and security
  policy.

Get started

npx @system-inc/base-cli workspace create my-app
cd my-app && npm run base -- develop -w app

Documentation: https://base-framework.dev/documentation