MODX Custom 1.0.10-d5.3: Stable Release Notes

This stable custom release continued the long run of practical Evolution-era maintenance bundles: editor upgrades, manager fixes, and staged testing before wider rollout.

The 1.0.10-d5.3 stable release kept the custom-distribution pattern alive: ship useful fixes, gather feedback in RC form, then consolidate them into a more stable package once the rough edges are known.

Why this note matters

These custom releases were not abstract experiments. They bundled fixes that working projects needed right away, from editor improvements to browser compatibility tweaks and manager-level bug fixes.

Historical value

For the blog, this kind of post belongs in Ecosystem: it documents how the surrounding Evolution tooling evolved through real-world maintenance work.

Source: original community announcement.

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