Fixes 287 issues (addressing 324 👍). Hoisted installs restored as default for backward compatibility. CPU profiling with --cpu-prof, faster installs for packages with post-install scripts, bun:test onTestFinished hook, ServerWebSocket subscriptions getter, Alpine 3.22 in Docker images, improved Git dependency resolution, bun list alias, and numerous bug fixes across install, HTTP/HTTPS, N-API, bun test, bun build, and runtime.

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Bun 1.3.2 fixes 287 issues and restores hoisted installs as the default for existing workspaces while keeping isolated installs for new projects. The release introduces CPU profiling with --cpu-prof flag, faster installs for packages with post-install scripts, and a new onTestFinished hook for bun:test. Notable improvements include better Git dependency resolution, ServerWebSocket subscriptions getter, Alpine 3.22 in Docker images, and a bun list alias. The update addresses numerous bugs across install, HTTP/HTTPS, N-API, testing, bundling, and runtime, with significant Node.js compatibility improvements and fixes for spawnSync, module resolution, and Web Crypto.

Bun v1.3.2

Lockfile configVersion stabilizes install defaults

spawnSync now runs on an isolated event loop

I can’t argue that Bun’s not fast, because it’s fast 🚀 and has a nice DX too.
Lots of good stuff, with more on the way it seems.

Still waiting for cloudflare support at least in development

I need webrtc compatibility and I am sold (I am already sold)