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Chartbrew v4 - what's new
Chartbrew v4 introduces scheduled snapshots, smarter dashboard filters, a refreshed design, and major performance upgrades for client reporting. It also brings a new Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-MIT) to ensure sustainability while remaining open for most users.
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Chartbrew v4
Chartbrew announced the release of version 4, introducing significant updates such as scheduled dashboard snapshots, rebuilt dashboard filters, and refreshed UI designs. This major release also includes under-the-hood upgrades to NodeJS 22 and Express v5, alongside a new Functional Source License (FSL-1.1-MIT) model.
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