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Week of September 21, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

This week added OpenAPI 3.2 support for querystring parameters and additionalOperations, bringing the API client and reference implementations up to spec. Security fixes addressed prototype pollution and external reference handling, while performance improvements reduced memory usage during large API description processing.

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Scalar ships OpenAPI 3.2 querystring and additionalOperations support, XML example generation, desktop login fixes, and security patches for prototype pollution and external references.

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This week Scalar added OpenAPI 3.2 support for querystring parameters and additionalOperations across the API client, reference, and mock server. Security improvements prevent prototype pollution in nested object operations and restrict AsyncAPI external references. Performance optimizations reduce memory usage when processing large API descriptions. An interactive SDK Generator demo now appears on the overview page, and desktop login no longer conflicts with port 3000.

Week of September 14, 2026

What shipped

Why it matters

The workspace store changes reduce memory overhead and improve caching efficiency for schema operations. Markdown generation and AsyncAPI support expand the scope of documents Scalar can handle efficiently. New request features in the API client—line wrapping, example generation, and response interception—make working with APIs more practical.

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Markdown generation 1.4–9.5x faster, workspace store cheaper on reads, AsyncAPI examples in the reference, and OpenAPI 3.2 QUERY support shipping this week.

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This week: @scalar/openapi-to-markdown hits 1.0 with direct syntax tree rendering (1.4–9.5x faster, 26–67% less memory). Workspace store optimizations cut allocations on every property read. API client gains line wrapping for long values, auto-generated examples from schemas, and response interception. API reference now handles AsyncAPI message examples and traits. OpenAPI 3.2 QUERY method support lands in the client.

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