This release marks the debut of the @headstartwp/block-primitives package for HeadstartWP, shipping as version 0.1.0 with a headline addition: support for Next.js 15. If you’ve been waiting to move your headless WordPress front-end onto the latest Next.js release, this is the update that unblocks that upgrade path.
What’s new
- Next.js 15 support — HeadstartWP now works with Next.js 15, so you can build against the current framework version.
- New block-primitives package — This first release introduces reusable block primitives to help you render WordPress block content in your React front-end.
Under the hood
Alongside the new package, this release includes a minor patch to the core package and pulls in a large batch of updated dependencies, bumping @headstartwp/core to 1.5.0. If you’re upgrading block-primitives, expect your core package to move to 1.5.0 as part of the dependency resolution.
Because the core package advances a minor version, review your lockfile and rebuild after upgrading to confirm everything resolves cleanly across the monorepo packages. If you’re adopting Next.js 15 at the same time, verify your app against the framework’s own migration notes for any front-end changes required on your end.