generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: https://github.com/evolv-ai/javascript-sdk/releases checked: '2026-08-13' scheme: semver component: "@evolv/client (JavaScript SDK)" current_version: 2.12.14-alpha-c62fd33 current_stable_version: 2.11.1 notes: >- Evolv publishes no consolidated dated API changelog — there is no /changelog page, and the Participant API reference (a Postman documenter at developers.evolv.ai) carries no release history. The closest public record is the GitHub Releases feed of the official JavaScript SDK. Note the split channel: the newest *stable* release is 2.11.1 from 2024-08-26, and everything since has shipped as an alpha tagged with a commit sha. Dates below are the GitHub `published_at` of each release, verbatim. entries: - version: 2.12.14-alpha-c62fd33 date: '2026-03-04' channel: alpha - version: 2.12.9-alpha-147d1b4 date: '2025-07-03' channel: alpha - version: 2.12.8-alpha-f1c839d date: '2025-05-15' channel: alpha - version: 2.12.7-alpha-424f5f3 date: '2025-05-08' channel: alpha - version: 2.12.4-alpha-fbb1810 date: '2025-03-14' channel: alpha - version: 2.12.2-alpha-1f2a982 date: '2024-10-15' channel: alpha - version: 2.11.1 date: '2024-08-26' channel: stable - version: 2.11.1-alpha-15f213a date: '2024-08-19' channel: alpha - version: 2.11.0-alpha-281ddfa date: '2024-06-17' channel: alpha - version: 2.10.1 date: '2024-03-12' channel: stable other_components: - component: "@evolv/react (react-sdks)" changelog: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evolv-ai/react-sdks/main/CHANGELOG.md format: conventional-commits latest_entry: 2.1.0 latest_entry_date: '2023-10-19' note: >- The only Evolv repository that keeps a written CHANGELOG.md. It follows Conventional Commits and stops in 2023, even though the repo has tags through v2.1.1. gaps: - No API-level changelog — the Participant API's own changes are not published anywhere. - No release notes on the tags that matter (ios-sdk has tags through 1.2.1 but its newest GitHub Release is 1.0.1 from 2021). - No RSS/Atom feed for releases beyond GitHub's own per-repo feed.