Shelf
astro
Every published astro tarball we have ever fetched, kept on disk and handed back from whichever of our nine edge sites is closest to you.
- shelf healthy
- latest 5.14.2
- 74 releases
- 3.1 GiB on disk
- synced 06:14Z
A shelf is what we call one package and everything published under it. This one tracks astro. When a new version lands upstream our fetcher notices within about ten minutes, copies the tarball down untouched, records its digest, and fans it out to the edge. Nothing is rebuilt, nothing is minified on the way through, and no version ever disappears once we have it.
If you only came here for a path, here it is:
https://astro.assetflux.org/r/5.14.2/astro-5.14.2.tgzWhat lives under a version
- Tarball
- /r/5.14.2/astro-5.14.2.tgz The published artifact, byte-identical to upstream. 9.42 MiB.
- Manifest
- /r/5.14.2/manifest.json Our record of the copy: fetch time, upstream etag, digest, file count.
- Browser builds
- /r/5.14.2/b/config.browser.mjs Two entry points extracted from the tarball for people who want to load them straight into a page. Extracted, not modified.
- Digest file
- /r/5.14.2/SHA512SUMS Plain text, the same digests you will find on the integrity ledger.
There is no rolling /latest/ path on this shelf and there never will be. We watched too many builds break because somebody pointed CI at a moving target. Pin the version.
The shelf in numbers
Counters are recomputed at each sync and are a snapshot, not a live feed — this is a static page and we like it that way.
Recently landed
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5.14.22026-09-08
Islands loader fix, smaller client runtime. Current head of the shelf.
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5.14.12026-08-27
Content-collection type generation no longer races on cold caches.
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5.14.02026-08-12
New adapter hook surface. Read the upstream notes before bumping a pipeline.