ServiceStack v10.5!

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ServiceStack v10.5 Released!

ServiceStack v10.5 adds two new React templates, moves all front-end templates to Vite+ and brings a major upgrade to ServiceStack.Redis.

New React Templates

  • TanStack Start — a modern alternative to Next.js with 100% type-safe routing. Every page is prerendered to static HTML and served by ASP.NET Core, so there’s no Node.js server to deploy.
  • Astro — a content-first template that ships zero JavaScript by default. It uses React islands to call typed ServiceStack APIs, and includes a Markdown/MDX blog with RSS and a sitemap, ASP.NET Core Identity Auth and AutoQuery CRUD.

React, Next.js & Vue Templates upgraded to Vite+

All React, Next.js and Vue templates now use Vite+. A single vp CLI and one vite.config.ts handle dev, build, linting, formatting, type checking and testing, powered by Oxlint, Oxfmt, Rolldown and TypeScript 7.

ServiceStack.Redis

  • IDistributedCache & HybridCache: on .NET 10, use ServiceStack.Redis as the backend for ASP.NET Core’s caching APIs. Get, Set and Refresh each run as an atomic Lua script.
  • Redis Streams & Consumer Groups: sync and async APIs, typed POCO entries and pending-message recovery for work queues that survive worker crashes.
  • Hash Field Expiration: expire individual hash fields on Redis 7.4+ or Valkey 9+.
  • GETEX, GETDEL & UNLINK: plus UnlinkByPattern to remove keys matching a pattern without blocking Redis.
  • Fully async connections: DNS, TCP, TLS and the Redis handshake no longer block threads in async APIs.
  • Connection limits: an optional MaxLiveConnections cap and pool waits that can be cancelled.
  • IPv6 & rediss:// URIs: with ACL credentials.
  • Fixes: atomic cache expirations and more reliable failover and pipelines.

:warning: Upgrade Notes

  • Reading an empty value in a pipeline or transaction now returns "" instead of null. Set RedisConfig.PipelineEmptyValuesAsNull = true to keep the old behavior.
  • With restricted ACLs, the IDistributedCache adapter needs permission to run both EVAL and EVALSHA.

Read the full release notes for all the details: