0.2.0-next.1 release to set expectations and address concerns. When released I recommend as many folks to upgrade as soon as possible to get a better testing pool. Like all of the TRL releases even the first "beta" release will be rock solid and production ready. The further next.X series of releases will mostly be refining types particularly new Foundry core types and other odds and ends. All of the major refactoring of sub-path exports will be present from the initial release as well as various fixes reported since v12 dropped and many other useful enhancements to TRL.0.2.0 update concerns and not TRL 0.1.x. runtime instead of typhonjs. Likewise svelte-standard is now standard. @typhonjs-fvtt/standard instead of svelte-standard and marking the older package as deprecated.#standard/component the components are logically separated into associated groupings. like #standard/component/button for buttons, etc. #runtime/svelte/component/core -> #runtime/svelte/component/application.localize (helper function for i18n support):#runtime/svelte/helper -> #runtime/util/i18n.#standard/components in the updated API docs.alias directive allows the generic components to compile against the FVTT runtime and not the "base runtime". object will be passed now. This allows flexibility in typing and further extension in the future without disruptive refactoring if those arguments would have changed.{} to destructure:0.2.0. This does require naming the destructured properties correctly and being mindful that you need to find / replace all callbacks appropriately across your codebase. For most folks that might be TJSDialog usage and app header buttons. It's less likely folks are using the data defined callbacks from the components in the standard library.