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Vue Audio Native 1.0.1

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@trsoliu trsoliu released this 30 Jul 16:41
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Vue Audio Native 1.0.1 is a documentation and release-safety patch.

Highlights:

  • Publishes @trsoliu/audio-core 1.0.1 before vue-audio-native 1.0.1.
  • Corrects package README installation commands to use stable 1.0.1 releases.
  • Hardens stable Changesets release detection and rechecks the live default-branch head before Trusted Publishing.
  • Keeps vue-audio-native@legacy on 0.1.41 and prereleases on the next tag.
  • Contains no runtime audio behavior changes from 1.0.0.

Verification:

  • Security, lint, TypeScript, coverage, builds, Silen documentation, package audits and 25 Playwright scenarios passed.
  • Fresh npm Registry installs built successfully with Vite Vue and Nuxt SSR.
  • npm registry signatures and SLSA provenance attestations were verified.

Device policy:

  • Automated Chromium, Firefox, WebKit, iPhone 13 and Pixel 7 viewport coverage passed.
  • Physical iOS WKWebView, Android WebView and HarmonyOS ArkWeb tests were not executed; the maintainer explicitly accepted that residual risk for this release.

Vue Audio Native 1.0.0

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@trsoliu trsoliu released this 30 Jul 15:46
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Vue Audio Native 1.0.0 modernizes the original package for Vue 3 while preserving the documented legacy API surface.

Highlights:

  • Vue 3 component, plugin install path, composable and exposed command handle
  • Vite and Nuxt SSR-safe integration
  • shared @trsoliu/audio-core 1.0.0 state contract
  • playlists, ordered source fallback, waveform peaks, repeat, playback rate, Media Session, exclusive groups and protocol-neutral WebView Bridge
  • Lucide package icons and a polished shadcn-vue Demo
  • npm OIDC Trusted Publishing with SLSA provenance

Vue 2 users remain on vue-audio-native@legacy (0.1.41). Compatibility is backed by Chromium, Firefox, WebKit, iPhone 13 and Pixel 7 browser automation; unexecuted physical WebView scenarios remain documented as maintainer-accepted residual risk.