
During June 2026, work centered on enhancing the scalameta/mdoc repository by introducing a compatibility layer for Docusaurus V1 while facilitating onboarding for V3 upgrades. The approach involved updating CI workflows to leverage Node.js 24, ensuring modern tooling and improved security. Documentation and release notes were thoroughly revised to provide clear migration guidance, enabling users to transition smoothly between Docusaurus versions. This effort reduced support overhead and accelerated adoption of supported tooling. The project drew on full stack development skills, with a focus on CI/CD processes and technical writing, utilizing both JavaScript and Scala to maintain cross-version functionality and user support.
June 2026 focused on cross-version Docusaurus support for scalameta/mdoc: implemented a V1 compatibility layer alongside onboarding for V3 upgrades, updated CI to Node.js 24, and refreshed docs to guide V1/V3 migrations. This reduces support overhead, accelerates migration, and keeps users on supported tooling. Notable commit: 71c37d77936d7d7a0f58d148c4bf22f6a76954dc with updated V3 instructions and explicit guidance to set docusaurusVersion := DocusaurusVersion.V1 in release notes.
June 2026 focused on cross-version Docusaurus support for scalameta/mdoc: implemented a V1 compatibility layer alongside onboarding for V3 upgrades, updated CI to Node.js 24, and refreshed docs to guide V1/V3 migrations. This reduces support overhead, accelerates migration, and keeps users on supported tooling. Notable commit: 71c37d77936d7d7a0f58d148c4bf22f6a76954dc with updated V3 instructions and explicit guidance to set docusaurusVersion := DocusaurusVersion.V1 in release notes.

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