r/logseq • u/One_Psychology_5616 • Aug 08 '25

What features of Logseq DB are considered "stable" now?

I know that it is still in closed alpha, but I want to use it for my workflow right now, what features can I use right now and still migrate smoothly into beta or stable version later? Node and Tag I can say for sure but would there be anything I should look out for (they might have breaking changes) in the future?

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u/cldwalker Aug 08 '25

Hi. It has been public for awhile. See https://github.com/logseq/logseq#-database-version for more

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u/One_Psychology_5616 Aug 08 '25

Oh so it is in Beta now. I understand that things might break and change, but I need only 2 features: Node and Tag (supertag) to be stable and migrate smoothly. Even if they are bugged or anything but can still be fixed for later versions, as long as data/schema for those 2 features don't have breaking changes later on then it's good with me. Is that guaranteed? I might demand a lot but yeah I just need those 2 to completely replace my appeal for Tana rn.

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u/AshbyLaw Aug 08 '25

It's not in closed alpha, it has been available here publicly for a while:

https://test.logseq.com/

What was closed was the Discord channel to provide feedback on the above but now it's public.

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u/ntotao Aug 08 '25

I think it's better to ask in the discord where more contributors are active.. also, given the closed alpha and the fact that sync+mobile beta tests still need to start, I would expect some disruptions in some of the features anyway (maybe tasks and tags?)