FlowInquiry v1.2.3 – Focused on Quality, Backed by 70%+ Test Coverage

You won’t find flashy features in this update.
But you will find something more important: trust in the codebase.

v1.2.3 is a quality-oriented release. We’ve spent time tightening the feedback loop, upgrading core tooling, and expanding our test coverage. It’s not loud—but it’s meaningful.

Quality That Starts with the Foundation

We upgraded to Tailwind CSS v4, which improves build output and browser rendering performance. You may not notice it on first load, but over time, across projects, those improvements add up.

We also adopted Zod v4 for frontend validation. This version makes it easier to define clean, robust schemas with better type safety. It’s faster, smaller, and less prone to silent failures.

Upgrades like these don’t just clean up the internals. They reduce friction in day-to-day development.

Testing with Confidence

We’ve added a large number of integration tests across the backend, plus extended our Playwright coverage on the frontend. Coverage is now over 70%, which gives the team a stronger safety net to move quickly and with confidence.

Testing is no longer an afterthought. It’s part of the design process.

These tests cover key flows: user roles, iteration services, epic handling, project-level navigation, and controller logic. When someone adds a feature now, the suite either nods—or protests.

What Else Changed

We fixed a few frontend build issues and backend query bugs.
A new Project Settings page makes it easier to configure behavior per project.

We also included Slack integration support at the backend, laying the groundwork for future team alerts and async collaboration tools.

And yes, we touched up some documentation. (It never ends.)

Why It Matters

This release doesn’t add features you can click. But it improves the environment in which every future feature will be built.

More coverage. Better performance. Fewer blind spots.

That’s the real value of v1.2.3.

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Thanks for building with us, and for giving quality the space it deserves.
We’ll be back soon—with features that stand on solid ground.

—The FlowInquiry Team