@tanstack/react-table
- 9.3.1 is the latest, published 12 October 2026.
- No known security advisory.
- 9.x: 11 releases since 4 August 2026, 11 in the last 90 days.
Releases in the last 90 days
Feed of releases and advisoriesEvery stable release, newest first. Notes are quoted as the maintainers published them.
9.3.1
12 October 2026Refresh the AppTable context when the useAppTable owner renders with new options or state, so useTableContext() consumers no longer show stale rows after data is replaced under a cached (React Compiler, useMemo, memo) AppTable element.
Patch Changes
Refresh the
AppTablecontext when theuseAppTableowner renders with new options or state, souseTableContext()consumers no longer show stale rows afterdatais replaced under a cached (React Compiler,useMemo,memo)AppTableelement.Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.3.1
9.2.8
8 October 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.2.8
9.2.6
4 October 2026Refactor bundled Intent skills into smaller entry points with references loaded for the current task. Keep core feature architecture and shared state directly discoverable, and move individual features, adapter compositions, and detailed migration guidance into references.Consumers with individual skill permissions or explicit agent mappings must replace retired feature/composition IDs with their owning entry points and refresh Intent mappings. See the Agent Skills guide for the replacement paths.
Patch Changes
Refactor bundled Intent skills into smaller entry points with references loaded for the current task. Keep core feature architecture and shared state directly discoverable, and move individual features, adapter compositions, and detailed migration guidance into references.
Consumers with individual skill permissions or explicit agent mappings must replace retired feature/composition IDs with their owning entry points and refresh Intent mappings. See the Agent Skills guide for the replacement paths.
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.2.6
9.2.5
4 October 2026Update TanStack Store dependencies to the latest compatible patch releases.
Patch Changes
Update TanStack Store dependencies to the latest compatible patch releases.
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.2.5
9.2.4
28 August 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.2.4
9.2.3
26 August 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.2.3
9.1.2
9 August 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.1.2
9.1.1
8 August 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.1.1
9.1.0
7 August 2026Updated dependencies:
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.1.0
9.0.1
7 August 2026Column defs built with legacyCreateColumnHelper now accept the built-in filterFn, sortFn, and aggregationFn names, matching the registries useLegacyTable registers at runtime.
Patch Changes
Column defs built with
legacyCreateColumnHelpernow accept the built-infilterFn,sortFn, andaggregationFnnames, matching the registriesuseLegacyTableregisters at runtime.Updated dependencies []:
@tanstack/table-core@9.0.1
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9.0.0
4 August 2026TanStack Table v9 stable release. See the "Migrating to V9" guide for your framework (e.g. React) for upgrade instructions.
Major Changes
TanStack Table v9 stable release. See the "Migrating to V9" guide for your framework (e.g. React) for upgrade instructions.
Patch Changes
Updated dependencies:
@tanstack/table-core@9.0.0
Major versions
- 9.xsince 4 August 2026 · latest 9.3.1 · 11 releases
- 8.xsince 27 June 2022 · latest 8.21.3 · 118 releases
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