Wiki.js
Powerful open-source wiki platform with a modern editor, multiple rendering engines, and built-in user management for teams and organizations
Wiki.js 3.0 beta ships blog pages, comments, and AsciiDoc — pivoting toward a full content platform
◆Recent moves
- 2d ago
Wiki.js v2.5.315 — two CVE security fixes
Security patch fixing two disclosed CVEs: privilege escalation where manage:users could edit system-level users (GHSA-45cp-v5ph-2jhm) and a v-slot content injection vector (GHSA-98c8-px3r-68c6). Sits on the v2.5.x production-only track as the project's feature focus shifts to v3.0.
View source ↗ - 4d ago
Wiki.js 3.0-beta.583 — blog, AsciiDoc, comments, and analytics shipped
⚡ SPARKThe single most feature-dense 3.0 beta drop: blog pages, AsciiDoc editor, custom content blocks, a built-in talk/comments module, analytics modules, reworked path-aware permissions, page backlinks, and localization import. This batch collectively moves Wiki.js from a documentation tool into a full-stack self-hosted content platform.
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Wiki.js 3.0-alpha.530 — internal build checkpoint
Alpha build with no embedded release notes — a checkpoint in the 3.0 development pipeline, not a user-visible change.
View source ↗ - 11d ago
Wiki.js 3.0-beta.537 — internal build checkpoint
Beta build entry with no embedded notes — a pipeline checkpoint published the same day as several other beta builds. No user-visible changes discernible from this entry.
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Wiki.js 3.0-beta.543 — draw.io block and user profiles
Adds a draw.io diagram block, user public profiles, and expanded folder and asset management operations. Steady additions to the 3.0 content and collaboration surface, fitting the beta's overall trajectory toward a richer authoring environment.
View source ↗ - 11d ago
Wiki.js 3.0-beta.550 — audit log and admin metrics
Brings an Audit Log, an admin metrics endpoint, per-version page history by ID, and proper print view styling to the 3.0 beta. The audit and metrics additions indicate the project is building toward enterprise deployment readiness ahead of GA.
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