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Nightly Builds

Nightly builds let you test unreleased changes before they ship in a stable release. They’re published automatically every day at 12:00 UTC when the source branch has new commits.

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BeginnerOct 16, 2026

What Are Nightly Builds?

Nightly builds are automated daily snapshots of the @vuetify/v0 package built from the latest commits on master and dev branches. They give you early access to:

  • Bug fixes that haven’t been released yet

  • New features in development on the dev branch

Warning

Nightly builds are unstable and not for production. They may contain bugs, incomplete features, or breaking changes that haven’t been documented yet. Use them for testing and development only.

Installation

Install a nightly build by specifying the dist-tag instead of a version number:

From master (nightly)

The nightly tag tracks the master branch — bug fixes and patches that will ship in the next stable release.

bash
pnpm add @vuetify/v0@nightly

From dev (nightly-dev)

The nightly-dev tag tracks the dev branch — new features and minor version changes in development.

bash
pnpm add @vuetify/v0@nightly-dev

Version Format

Nightly versions follow this format:

text
<base-version>-<branch>.<date>

For example:

  • 1.2.3-master.2026-10-08 — built from master on October 8, 2026

  • 1.3.0-dev.2026-10-08 — built from dev on October 8, 2026

The base version comes from each branch’s own package.json, so dev nightlies typically show the next minor version.

Returning to Stable

To go back to the latest stable release:

bash
pnpm add @vuetify/v0@latest

How It Works

  • Schedule: Builds run daily at 12:00 UTC

  • Skip logic: If a branch has no commits in the last 24 hours, its build is skipped

  • Safety: Nightlies never affect the latest tag — stable releases remain untouched

  • Same package: Published to @vuetify/v0 under separate dist-tags, not a different package

When to Use Nightlies

Use caseRecommended tag
Test a bug fix before releasenightly
Preview upcoming featuresnightly-dev
Verify your app against unreleased changesnightly or nightly-dev
Report issues with reproductionnightly or nightly-dev
Tip

When reporting bugs, check if the issue is already fixed in a nightly build. If it is, you can note that in your issue — it helps maintainers prioritize the next stable release.

Semver and Lock Files

Nightly versions are prereleases. A ^1.2.3 range in your package.json will not automatically upgrade to a nightly — you must explicitly request the dist-tag. This is intentional: nightlies are opt-in, and your lock file keeps you on the version you chose until you update it.

Published Versions

No nightly builds published yet.

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