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The web framework for content-driven websites.
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The web framework for content-driven websites.
Astro shipped several fixes to stabilize CSS handling and improve component rendering. CSS deduplication for components used in multiple render modes now works correctly, and CSS class names are stable during development to prevent stale references. The team also resolved issues with server islands…
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Ignore `layout` frontmatter in Markdown content collection entries with `deferRender` (#18266)
Register cache provider before handleCache runs in composable cache() handler (#18240)
Fix emptyDir EPERM fallback to use rmSync instead of rmdirSync for Node 25+ compatibility (#18193)
Skip dev toolbar source annotations when compiling in Vite test mode (#18162) (#18242)
Remove dead `use astro:head-inject` directive that caused rolldown MODULE_LEVEL_DIRECTIVE warning (#18088)
Clear stale compile metadata in HMR when markup and style change together (#18076)
Support "Variable" suffix in fontsource font family names (#18249)
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