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Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.3This is a patch release, fixing stealjs/steal-tools#1071 |
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Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.6This fixes a bug with using steal-clone in a tree-shaken context. |
Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.7Fixes a bug when treeshaking a large app with multiple bundles. |
Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.9This is a bug fix release, fixing an issue with tree-shaking modules with non-ES module parents. Issues |
Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.10This fixes a false positive JSON parse warning in production when a JSON module is loaded from another bundle. |
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Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for 2.1.13Fixes an issue where a module loading a dependency by its exact npm module name might load the wrong package version and error out. |
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Update to this version instead 🚀 Release Notes for Introduce forceES5 flag to skip ES2015 transpilation{
"steal": {
"forceES5": false // defaults to true
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Version 2.0.0 of steal was just published.
The version 2.0.0 is not covered by your current version range.
If you don’t accept this pull request, your project will work just like it did before. However, you might be missing out on a bunch of new features, fixes and/or performance improvements from the dependency update.
It might be worth looking into these changes and trying to get this project onto the latest version of steal.
If you have a solid test suite and good coverage, a passing build is a strong indicator that you can take advantage of these changes directly by merging the proposed change into your project. If the build fails or you don’t have such unconditional trust in your tests, this branch is a great starting point for you to work on the update.
Release Notes
2.0.0This is the second major release of steal, but has minimal number of breaking changes.
Check out the migration guide and upgrade today.
Major features
Native promises by default
In 1.0 the
steal.jsscript included a polyfill for Promises. To use native promises you would need to usesteal-sans-promises.jsinstead.In 2.0 that relationship is flipped.
steal.jsdoes not contain a polyfill and usingsteal-with-promises.jswill give you it.Tree shaking
Tree shaking is available in steal 2.0. Any time steal encounters a module that only exports from other modules it will follow that modules dependants and remove any unused imports. This will help when consuming a module that just imports from a lot of children. For builds (discussed in the steal-tools 2.0.0 release notes) this will reduce the size of bundles.
Support for .mjs scripts
With native modules now available in browers, some people are starting to use the file extension
.mjsfor modules using the import/export statement. In 2.0 this modules can be consumed from a steal app.Breaking changes
In addition to the polyfill change, there is one other breaking change.
The main is no longer automatically loaded.
Previously steal.js would always try to load the application's main. This was convenient when getting started but causes problems in larger apps with multiple pages, not all of them wanting the main to load.
So in 2.0, you have to add a
mainin your script tag. You can either be explicit about what to load:Or you can use the boolean attribute and steal.js will load your package.json
main, as it would do in 1.x:Commits
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0112ad62.0.013d0471Merge pull request #1449 from stealjs/major1633f93Update travis version2cd85e3Merge branch 'master' into major96fb45d2.0.0-pre.16c766683Merge pull request #1448 from stealjs/no-tscb594d6Only allow tree shaking to be disabled by root packagec1038a3Provide a way to disable treeShaking501d0412.0.0-pre.15ec53b51Merge pull request #1447 from stealjs/spec83a9969Handle case where moduleSpecifierFromName is callede59ff892.0.0-pre.1449f5672Merge pull request #1446 from stealjs/exp-stared72087Tree-shake export * modules that are progressively loadede95e45dMerge pull request #1442 from stealjs/main-warnThere are 79 commits in total.
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