Status

This is Status's status ;)

Stable

Without an end version, support continues through Latest automatically.

<Status since="1.2.0" />

Experimental and Beta

Use status to describe a feature's maturity explicitly.

<Status status="experimental" since="2.0.0" />

<Status status="beta" since="2.1.0" />

<Status status="experimental" since="2.0.0" />
<Status status="beta" since="2.1.0" />

Deprecated

Deprecation is a lifecycle milestone, not the last supported version. Without removedIn, a deprecated feature remains supported through Latest.

<Status since="1.2.0" deprecatedIn="2.4.0" />

<Status since="1.2.0" deprecatedIn="2.4.0" />

Deprecated and Removed

The bar keeps all three milestones distinct: introduced in v1.2.0, deprecated in v2.4.0, and removed in v3.0.0. The Removed version marks when availability ends; it is not an inclusive supported version.

<Status since="1.2.0" deprecatedIn="2.4.0" removedIn="3.0.0" />

<Status since="1.2.0" deprecatedIn="2.4.0" removedIn="3.0.0" />

Current status and planned milestones

Code Atlas does not currently have a global current version. This component treats supplied milestones as reached: removedIn infers Removed, otherwise deprecatedIn infers Deprecated, otherwise Stable. It does not compare versions or read the UI package version.

An explicit status always overrides this inference without hiding the lifecycle. For planned deprecation or removal, set the current status explicitly. A future integration can compute this override from the documented product's current version.

<Status
  status="deprecated"
  since="1.2.0"
  deprecatedIn="2.4.0"
  removedIn="3.0.0"
/>

<Status
  status="deprecated"
  since="1.2.0"
  deprecatedIn="2.4.0"
  removedIn="3.0.0"
/>

Props

Status is registered for MDX automatically. In React, import Status, StatusProps, and StatusType from @code-altas/ui.

Standard div attributes are also supported. The bar wraps within narrow documentation columns and uses the existing border, radius, and theme tokens for light and dark mode.