SolarFlare Changelog
Chronological release notes, performance upgrades, and upstream compatibility syncs.
Release notes#
Select a version tab. Full GitHub compare links live on each release.
SolarFlare reached end of life in September 2026.\n\n- No further releases, updates, bug fixes, or security patches will be published.\n- The repository is archived and read-only.\n- This documentation site is kept for reference only.\n- Users are encouraged to migrate to Slipstream, the successor project, which remains actively maintained.\n\nThank you to everyone who used, tested, and contributed to this project.
SolarFlare v1.2.2 (Build 2026.824.1)#
Features and improvements
- Comprehensive docs portal: Next.js documentation portal at
https://vindeckyy.github.io/Solar-Flare/docs. - REST API extensions: Scoped API tokens (
/api/tokens), game scanner (/api/games/scan), and live telemetry endpoints. - NVENC and video: Harmonized
nvenc_tuning_presetone-click latency, balanced, and quality profiles. - Audio FX subsystem: Documented float tunables for AGC, VAD, ducking, and noise gate.
- Doxygen layout: Restored TOC navigation for SolarFlare fork settings.
SolarFlare v1.2.1 (Build 2026.809.1)#
Features and improvements
- Live telemetry: Added
GET /api/stream/telemetryfor host CPU, RAM, and GPU time series. - Session history: Added
GET /api/sessionsbacked bysession_history.jsonl. - Self-updater staging: Staged update workflow with
/api/updatestatus reporting. - Adaptive bitrate pacing: Real-time network feedback queue (
/api/stream/network-stats).
SolarFlare v1.2.0 (Build 2026.807.1)#
Features and improvements
- Audio FX signal chain: AGC, VAD speech detection, game audio ducking, and noise gate DSP.
- Opus low-delay controls: Application mode, variable bitrate, and forward error correction knobs.
- Multi-distro porting: Build support for openSUSE, Fedora, and Debian.
- CPU real-time scheduling: SCHED_RR capture worker priority and non-IRQ core pinning.
How versions work#
Two identifiers ride every release. The SemVer display title (for example SolarFlare v1.3.0) is what release pages, badges, and headings show. The chronological build version (for example v2026.909.1-solarflare) is the git tag, the CMake PROJECT_VERSION, the sunshine --version output, and the GET /api/health version that Moonlight and update tooling compare. Upstream Sunshine cherry-picks are logged per release so inherited fixes stay traceable.