Packages

tailwind-merge

3.7.0MIT
  • 3.7.0 is the latest, published 12 September 2026.
  • No known security advisory.
  • 3.x: 12 releases since 30 January 2025, 1 in the last 90 days.

Releases in the last 90 days

Feed of releases and advisories

Every stable release, newest first. Notes are quoted as the maintainers published them.

  1. 3.7.0

    12 September 2026
    Prepare some upcoming changes

    New Features

    • Prepare some upcoming changes

      • Theme getters returned by fromTheme now expose the theme key they read as a themeKey property, so tooling can identify the referenced theme scale without calling the getter.

      • Release tags now include the package name, starting with tailwind-merge@3.7.0.

    Bug Fixes

    • Fix arbitrary values using color() or light-dark() being classified as lengths instead of colors

    • Fix bare bg-conic not merging with other background image classes

    • Fix columns-auto not conflicting with other columns classes

    • Fix container sizes like inline-2xl not merging

    • Fix max-h-none missing in max-h class group

    • Fix axis shorthands like px not overriding logical sides like ps

    • Fix leading-none being removed when the leading theme scale is overridden

    • Fix deprecated shadow-inner being classified as shadow color instead of shadow

    Other

    • Switch package manager from yarn to pnpm

    • security

      Harden CI security

All 67 releases

Major versions

  • 3.xsince 30 January 2025 · latest 3.7.0 · 12 releases
  • 2.xsince 29 October 2023 · latest 2.6.1 · 15 releases
  • 1.xsince 10 December 2021 · latest 1.14.0 · 24 releases
  • 0.xsince 18 July 2021 · latest 0.9.0 · 16 releases

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