Cade Runtime Releases

The Cade Runtime is the engine: it reads your .cade files and runs the machine — events, scoring, modes, audio and lighting — on your own hardware, cabinet or desktop. It is versioned and released separately from showcade, so a cade version and a showcade version are two different numbers that move at their own pace.

These notes cover the runtime. For the browser harness, see the Showcade release notes.

Series

• 0.1 — the initial release line. Current: v0.1.0 “Bagatelle”.

Release notes are organized by version series — the MAJOR.MINOR line a release belongs to. Each series page covers every release on that line, newest first, and explains what the changes mean for a table you are already running.

Cade is pre-1.0, so every series so far is a 0.x line. While the major version is 0, a new minor series is where behavior can change in a way worth reading before you upgrade; patch releases within a series are fixes and additions that ask nothing of you.

Getting a release

Prebuilt binaries for the current release are on the Downloads page, with checksums and install steps for Linux and Windows.

Looking for the full detail

The Changelog is the structured, per-release record: every addition, change, and fix in Keep a Changelog form. Use a series page to understand a release, and the changelog to look up a specific entry.