Docsy is now a Linux Foundation project, with its own GitHub organization and a new Hugo module path. Mermaid and friends become plugins you control from site configuration; jQuery is gone; doc-rooted sites can publish llms.txt.
Security hardening, a rewritten glob matcher, and a few smaller changes can break a Docsy site’s build or silently change its output. Find the ones that apply to your site, each with its fix.
Docsy modernizes and strengthens its foundations: Dart Sass, Font Awesome 7, and pinned script defaults. Breadcrumbs get semantic classes, bundled locales reach full UI-string coverage, and llms.txt sites gain agent discovery.
Docsy is now on npm as @docsy/theme. This release also moves the theme into theme/, raises the Hugo minimum, and drops its default favicons in favor of discovery, each with upgrade actions.
What changed in Hugo 0.158.0 through 0.164.x for Docsy sites: breaking changes, deprecations, security fixes, and known regressions, with per-version upgrade actions.
Release report and upgrade guide for Docsy 0.15.0, covering agent support, doc-rooted sites, version menus, community and footer links, and card shortcode rendering.
Release report and upgrade guide for Docsy 0.14.0, covering markdown alert syntax, navbar style improvements, heading aliases and in-page targets, and improved separation of project and internal SCSS files.
Release report and upgrade guide for Docsy 0.13.0, covering active TOC entry tracking, alert shortcode improvements, accessibility enhancements, and section sidebar root.