Changelog

This page tracks notable changes in paid LiMon product builds.

Standard release notes are included here
Professional release notes are included here
Community users can inspect public source history directly in the public Git repository: LiMon core on GitHub

The entries below summarize the most important user-facing additions, platform improvements, and upgrade-relevant fixes across recent paid releases.

2026.1

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Matured the native-package release line with paid .deb and .rpm artifacts, deterministic package validation, and stronger install/bootstrap behavior.
Improved offline install readiness by bundling Python dependencies per supported interpreter path and tightening the packaged limon-setup bootstrap flow.
Expanded historical-data capabilities with multi-vendor log import for FlexLM, RLM, and LM-X, using a unified parser-selection path.
Added Chargeback as a web-first intelligence report with export support instead of treating it as another PDF-only workflow.

Fixes

Fixed several native-package edge cases around bundled Python dependencies, package metadata, and first-run bootstrap recovery.
Corrected package acceptance issues in both DEB and RPM validation lanes.
Improved release artifacts so paid Docker and package outputs contain the expected files without duplicate or misleading payloads.

Upgrade Notes

No data migration is expected.
If you automate .deb or .rpm installs, review the current package-install flow and supported Python/runtime expectations before upgrading.

2025.3

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Added live intelligence report pages and report services so key report flows can be explored in the web UI, not only as generated files.
Added a live Compliance Ledger panel and folded compliance context more deeply into the Audit Defense experience.
Expanded Savings report scenario analysis so teams can compare both seat-count and pricing assumptions from the report UI.
Added report scheduling and report settings support to the paid administration workflow.

Fixes

Improved timezone handling and surfaced site timezone context more clearly in site cards and details.
Refined report behavior for applications without cost data so capacity analysis still remains usable.
Improved report rendering and export behavior across intelligence views.

Upgrade Notes

Review report settings after upgrade if your team relies on scheduled or customer-facing intelligence outputs.

2025.2

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Added first-class native package installation with the limon-setup wrapper and a guided packaged setup path.
Reworked paid Docker delivery around offline-friendly bundles and docker-install.sh so commercial installs no longer depend on a live registry pull.
Added limon-diag support-bundle tooling to make customer troubleshooting faster and more consistent.
Strengthened end-to-end release validation so Docker and packaged builds are exercised before publication.

Fixes

Fixed setup and packaging edge cases across paid Docker distribution and packaged install paths.
Improved deployment route handling so /admin/ and /setup/ work consistently on supported deployment routes.
Corrected early release-process issues in offline bundle assembly and validation.

Upgrade Notes

If you are upgrading from older commercial builds, align your operational runbooks with limon-setup, limon-diag, and the offline Docker bundle flow.

2025.1.2

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Refreshed the paid frontend with a stronger dashboard shell, better header behavior, and cleaner intelligence entry points.
Added report configuration controls to the Admin UI so teams can manage presentation details of paid intelligence outputs.
Added clearer license and subscription-renewal entry points inside the product UI to reduce friction around commercial lifecycle tasks.

Fixes

Fixed dynamic-name rendering issues in the frontend and improved internationalized UI behavior.
Clarified toolbar actions and several day-to-day admin interactions.
Improved theme consistency and overall paid UI polish.

Upgrade Notes

No special migration is expected, but teams using generated reports should review the new Admin report settings after upgrade.

2025.1

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Expanded the commercial platform with a clearer 60-day Professional evaluation flow.
Added subscription-status visibility in the product header and improved commercial lifecycle messaging in the paid UI.
Continued the frontend modernization with a stronger dashboard experience and cleaner paid-platform navigation.

Fixes

Improved paid-edition copy and UX around setup, licensing, and subscription state.
Refined theme consistency and reduced UI friction in common first-run workflows.
Improved documentation and product guidance for the commercial platform.

Upgrade Notes

Customer-facing copy now prefers evaluation over trial, although some internal technical contracts still retain trial naming.

2024.3

Edition scope: Standard and Professional

Highlights

Established the first commercial release line for LiMon.
Introduced the Setup Wizard, Admin UI, and paid-platform operational workflow around DB-backed configuration.
Added the first intelligence-reporting capabilities, including Savings Report and Audit Defense outputs for subscribed paid customers.
Added commercial licensing and platform-tier gating for Standard and Professional deployments.
Shipped native Linux package and Docker deployment options for self-hosted installs.

Fixes

Improved first-run setup validation for database connectivity, binary paths, and server reachability.
Corrected early setup-order issues so installation and configuration steps occur in the right order.

Upgrade Notes

Customers moving from Community to a paid platform can keep the same core deployment model and data footprint while switching to the paid setup and activation flow.