What’s new

• A stopped upgrade can be finished. When an upgrade fails after the new release is swapped in, fix what it stopped on and run bin/rails nibble:upgrade --resume: it carries on from installing gems, with the snapshot and the old release it already kept.

What’s fixed

• An upgrade no longer stops when the new release generates different types. It writes site/types.d.ts again right after the swap, so nibble:check no longer refuses it as out of date. Commit the new file with the upgrade.

  Upgrade: a site whose upgrade to 0.21.2 stopped at “generated types are out of date” finishes it from the site’s root with bin/rails nibble:schema:types, bin/rails nibble:prepare, then bin/rails nibble:upgrade:finish tmp/nibble-<the version you came from>, before taking this release.

• Pasted Markdown keeps its headings. A # or ##### heading pasted into a rich-text field became a paragraph with Tiptap 3.32; it now becomes the nearest heading the editor allows, h2 or h4.

Changed

• bin/rails nibble:upgrade refuses while an upgrade is unfinished, and says how to finish it with --resume or go back, instead of starting over and replacing the old release kept as the way back.

Security

• Fewer packages with known advisories. Vite, Vitest and Tiptap need releases with their fixes, and shadcn-vue, which only scaffolds components and pulled in most of the advisories, is no longer installed. A site’s npm audit goes from 26 findings to 2 moderate ones in @tailwindcss/typography, which only reads Nibble’s own stylesheets at build time.