 Today we are excited to release tinacms@1.4.0 and @tinacms/clil@1.4.0. These new versions add a match property (used for including/excluding a subset of documents), a massive update to our CLI, and&hellip;

TinaCMS Version 1.4

 TinaCMS Version 1.3.2 (and @tinacms/cli@1.3.2) improves media, adds support for special characters in field names, and some other fixes and improvements. Using Field names with special characters&hellip;

TinaCMS V1.3.2

 We're excited to share Tinasaurus, a Docusaurus starter site with support for TinaCMS. Tinasaurus includes: ✅ Editing interface for Markdown, MDX, JSON, and YAML content\\ ✅ Integrates with existing&hellip;

Tinasaurus: Edit your Docusaurus site with TinaCMS

 There has been a recent security vulnerability that has been discovered in our open-source library. To address this, update @tinacms/cli to the latest patch 1.0.9. If you're on a version prior to&hellip;

TinaCMS Security Alert: Information Exposure for versions >= 1.0.0, < 1.0.9

 Today we're excited to announce the first iteration of TinaCMS's self-hosted Data Layer. See the in-depth walk through and demo here. This has been a highly requested feature for a variety of&hellip;

Self-Hosting the Tina Data Layer

 TinaCMS Version 1.1.4 (and @tinacms/cli@1.0.7) adds the ability to store content in separate repo's, improvements to the rich-text field, adds the ability to rename documents, and several other bug&hellip;

TinaCMS V1.1.4

 TinaCMS Version 1.1.3 (and @tinacms/cli@1.0.6) brings some improvements for various frameworks, and list-field improvements. Improved Shortcode Support The user can now model a shortcode like so&hellip;

TinaCMS V1.1.3

 Tina + Next: Part I This post has been updated to use Next.js 13 and its latest features. Want to skip to using Tina with Next.js? Jump to Part II of this series. Next.js is a framework built on top&hellip;