# Changelog

GoFigr consists of four components, each with its own release cycle:

| Component                    | Current Version | Changelog                                          |
| ---------------------------- | --------------- | -------------------------------------------------- |
| **Server** (API & Backend)   | v2.12.2         | [Server Changelog](/releases/changelog/server.md)  |
| **Web App** (Frontend)       | v2.4.2          | [Web App Changelog](/releases/changelog/webapp.md) |
| **Python Client** (`gofigr`) | v2.3.1          | [Python Changelog](/releases/changelog/python.md)  |
| **R Client** (`gofigR`)      | v1.1.3          | [R Changelog](/releases/changelog/r.md)            |

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## Server

The GoFigr server provides the REST API, data storage, AI features, and background processing. Server releases include new API endpoints, performance improvements, and backend features.

[View Server Changelog →](/releases/changelog/server.md)

## Web App

The GoFigr web application is the browser-based frontend for viewing, sharing, and interacting with figures. Web App releases include UI improvements, new views, and client-side features like Clean Room Studio.

[View Web App Changelog →](/releases/changelog/webapp.md)

## Python Client

The `gofigr` Python package provides Jupyter integration, programmatic figure publishing, and the `@reproducible` decorator for Clean Room support.

[View Python Changelog →](/releases/changelog/python.md)

## R Client

The `gofigR` R package provides R and RStudio integration for publishing figures to GoFigr, with support for ggplot2, base R graphics, and Shiny.

[View R Changelog →](/releases/changelog/r.md)


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