2025 is here, and Turbo Console Log is evolving! This year, we're taking a whole new approach to updates—one that puts structure, consistency, and community feedback at the core. With a structured release plan and an organized GitHub backlog, we're making Turbo Console Log better than ever.

We're kicking off 2025 with the release of v2.11.0, which introduced major bug fixes alongside new enhancements like includeFilename, includeLineNum, and correctAllLogMessages. This release focused heavily on stability and reliability, addressing long-standing issues reported by users.

To start the year, we took a deep dive into our GitHub issues, ensuring everything was labeled and categorized accurately. Whether it's a bug, a feature request, or an enhancement, every issue now has a proper label. This helps us prioritize work effectively and ensures that community feedback is given the attention it deserves.

We're introducing a consistent bi-monthly release cycle to keep updates predictable and manageable for everyone. Releases will happen twice a month on:

This regular cadence ensures that users can expect steady progress without disruption while allowing us to focus on quality and reliability.

To make the process transparent, we’ve created a dedicated GitHub project board. Each release has its own iteration, allowing us to track progress, assign tasks, and deliver on promises effectively.

By combining a well-organized backlog with a predictable release schedule, we're making it easier than ever to address developer needs, add new features, and resolve issues quickly. This strategy ensures Turbo Console Log evolves alongside the developers who rely on it, offering unparalleled value in the debugging process.

The first few releases of 2025 will continue to focus on bug fixes and stability improvements while also introducing key enhancements. As we move forward, we’ll refine our roadmap based on user feedback and the support we receive from our amazing community.

We’re thrilled about the direction Turbo Console Log is headed in 2025. If you’re excited too, be sure to follow our progress on GitHub, provide feedback, and consider supporting the project through sponsorship. Your support fuels the next big improvements!