# Oink Release Notes > Versioned OINK release notes, upgrade guidance, and compatibility notices --- LLMS index: [llms.txt](/llms.txt) --- Section pages: - [OINK 1.0.0 — Stable contracts, a supported starter, and a complete public release](/blog/release/1.0.0/): OINK 1.0.0 makes the current knowledge-publishing contracts stable and rolls up every theme change since 0.8.0: Print and Book correctness, pinned Go 1.27 and Hugo 0.165.0 release tooling, a supported Starter, and the public metadata and media needed to enter the wider Hugo ecosystem. - [OINK 0.8.2 — Go 1.26 module compatibility for the Hugo Themes builder](/blog/release/0.8.2/): OINK 0.8.2 lowers the Hugo Module's Go directive from 1.27 to 1.26 so GOTOOLCHAIN=local builders, including the official Hugo Themes pipeline, can import the theme without changing its Hugo floor or rendered behavior. - [OINK 0.8.1 — Stable Print anchors, resilient Book numbers, and release-ready packaging](/blog/release/0.8.1/): OINK 0.8.1 is a focused maintenance release: single-page Print keeps the same heading and footnote anchors as ordinary HTML, long Book titles no longer squeeze their sidebar numbers, and the project presentation now leads new sites through OINK Starter. - [Oink 0.8.0 — A whole section in one fetch, the sidebar as data, and who links here](/blog/release/0.8.0/): Oink 0.8.0 adds two opt-in output formats for readers that arrive as programs — a full-text bundle holding an entire section in one file, and a navigation tree published as JSON — plus static backlinks, which list the pages that link to a page in its right rail. All three stay off until you ask. - [Oink 0.7.1 — Nothing leaves the page, and bad input stops breaking builds](/blog/release/0.7.1/): Oink 0.7.1 is a security and validation patch. Swagger UI stops sending your spec URL to a third party, misconfigured values warn instead of killing an ordinary build, and the OpenAPI and terminal components finally behave in print, Markdown and RSS the way every other component already did. - [Oink 0.7.0 — A theme color, one typographic voice, and diagrams you can read](/blog/release/0.7.0/): Oink 0.7.0 gives a section its own accent through the shell's grounds, hands the site control of all seven typography roles, and turns a Mermaid fence into a figure that is centred, redrawn in place on a colour-scheme change, and openable at its own size. - [Oink 0.6.0 — Immersive blogs, safer builds, smaller internals](/blog/release/0.6.0/): Oink 0.6.0 adds an immersive presentation to the existing Blog shell, completes Blog publishing with images, authors, series, three index forms and sharing, and replaces build-stopping template errors with safe warnings. - [Oink 0.5.0 — Component API v5 and the converged configuration](/blog/release/0.5.0/): Oink 0.5.0 replaces most shortcodes with native Markdown forms, converges every configuration and front matter key on three rules, removes the 0.x compatibility layer, and ships the migration toolkit that rewrites a 0.4 site. Every old key, shape, and shortcode fails the build with its replacement instead of being silently ignored. - [Oink 0.4.0 — Scenario components for complete publishing workflows](/blog/release/0.4.0/): Oink 0.4.0 adds sequential reading and release surfaces, reusable landing pages, Book publishing with stable references, and a keyboard-first site shell in one consolidated Scenario Components release. - [Oink 0.3.0 — Authoring, navigation, and a lighter page](/blog/release/0.3.0/): Oink 0.3.0 adds enhanced code blocks and code groups, everyday content primitives, nested navigation with a Command Palette, semantic typography presets, and removes jQuery from every page. - [Oink 0.2.0 — Richer content and sharper presentation](/blog/release/0.2.0/): Oink 0.2.0 adds composable homepage sections, theme-aware media, wordmarks, navigable component boards, a steps shortcode, polished terminal recordings, and a clearer release-publishing experience. - [Oink 0.1.0 — A stable local-first foundation](/blog/release/0.1.0/): The first stable Oink release turns the implementation preview into a polished Hugo module with a responsive shell, multilingual infrastructure, local-first components, and a stronger accessibility baseline. --- Backlinks: - [Releases and downloads](/docs/write/releases/)