Version 11 sees a complete rebuild and re-imagining of the library and will not be backwards compatible.

Changes include:

• Moving away from the DB facade and using Eloquent methods and relationships to update aggregate fields. This provides developers a lot more functionality and power by allowing them to alter how aggregate relationships are used.
• Simplified configurations. Point your config at the relationship, and customise anything beyond defaults. That's it.
• Models must now implement a class and use the provided trait. This provides inherent validation in the objects being passed around.
• More behaviours - including averages.
• Ability to have chained behaviours. For example, you could have a count cache updating a field on an aggregate table, which then triggers a sumcache update on a separate aggregate table.
• Better documentation.
• Easy database logging support