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Changelog

15 July 2026

Authorization core: capabilities, permissions & passkeys groundwork. The authorization stack lands: trusted-client silent consent, a client capabilities registry with manifest sync and push endpoint, the RBAC+ABAC permission grain and resolver with a live-fetch internal endpoint, instant permissions_changed webhook invalidation, feature-gated auto-migrations, and the passkey credential store + WebAuthn ceremonies.

10 changes:

  • Capabilities push endpoint
  • Client capabilities registry and manifest sync
  • Framework auto-migrations are now gated by enabled features
  • Internal permissions endpoint (live fetch)
  • Passkeys groundwork: credential store and WebAuthn library
  • Passkeys: WebAuthn registration & authentication ceremonies
  • Permission resolver (RBAC + ABAC, live-fetch read side)
  • Permissions grain: audience and ABAC conditions
  • Instant invalidation: permissions_changed webhook
  • Trusted clients: skip the OAuth2 consent screen (silent flow)

14 July 2026

Brand assets & theme-aware tooling. Official brand assets plus theme-aware log viewer, dashboard landing and new project: commands.

2 changes:

  • Official brand assets: docs logo, scaffolded favicons
  • Theme-aware log viewer, dashboard landing & project: commands

Pramnos Framework v1.2 Released

Pramnos Framework v1.2 introduces major upgrades across data access, architecture, API capabilities, and developer tooling.

Highlights

  • Read/write replicas and automatic connection recovery
  • DML query builder and DDL schema builder
  • Database capability detection (including TimescaleDB awareness)
  • Migration system overhaul with framework-managed migrations
  • Middleware pipeline and formal response object
  • Security hardening (CSRF, session cookies, view escaping)
  • PSR compatibility layer and HTTP testing infrastructure

Upgrade Guidance

If you are upgrading an existing application, prepare a staging dry-run first and validate authentication, migrations, API behavior, and background jobs before production rollout.

Full Technical Reference

For the complete deep-dive, see: