Releases: nytimes/kyt
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1.3.19 (2022-09-28)
Note: Version bump only for package babel-preset-kyt-react
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1.2.4 (2022-02-25)
Note: Version bump only for package kyt
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1.3.32 (2022-02-25)
Note: Version bump only for package kyt-utils
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2.0.0 (2022-02-25)
BREAKING CHANGES
targetsare no longer set for@babel/preset-env.
In this commit, we introduced a breaking change in the way that browser
targets work, namely in that the targets are no longer set and the
user is expected to provide their own .browserslistrc or similar
configuration.
The previous behavior was to have browser targets, which overrides any
other configuration, including .browserslistrc.
From the @babel/preset-env documentation[^1]:
By default
@babel/preset-envwill use browserslist config sources
unless either thetargetsorignoreBrowserslistConfigoptions are
set.
When upgrading to the next major version that includes this change, you
must provide your own configuration or else Babel will default to using
the oldest browsers available[^2].
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2.0.0 (2022-02-25)
BREAKING CHANGES
targetsare no longer set for@babel/preset-env.
In this commit, we introduced a breaking change in the way that browser
targets work, namely in that the targets are no longer set and the
user is expected to provide their own .browserslistrc or similar
configuration.
The previous behavior was to have browser targets, which overrides any
other configuration, including .browserslistrc.
From the @babel/preset-env documentation[^1]:
By default
@babel/preset-envwill use browserslist config sources
unless either thetargetsorignoreBrowserslistConfigoptions are
set.
When upgrading to the next major version that includes this change, you
must provide your own configuration or else Babel will default to using
the oldest browsers available[^2].
[email protected]
2.0.0 (2022-02-25)
BREAKING CHANGES
targetsare no longer set for@babel/preset-env.
In this commit, we introduced a breaking change in the way that browser
targets work, namely in that the targets are no longer set and the
user is expected to provide their own .browserslistrc or similar
configuration.
The previous behavior was to have browser targets, which overrides any
other configuration, including .browserslistrc.
From the @babel/preset-env documentation[^1]:
By default
@babel/preset-envwill use browserslist config sources
unless either thetargetsorignoreBrowserslistConfigoptions are
set.
When upgrading to the next major version that includes this change, you
must provide your own configuration or else Babel will default to using
the oldest browsers available[^2].
[email protected]
2.0.0 (2022-02-25)
BREAKING CHANGES
targetsare no longer set for@babel/preset-env.
In this commit, we introduced a breaking change in the way that browser
targets work, namely in that the targets are no longer set and the
user is expected to provide their own .browserslistrc or similar
configuration.
The previous behavior was to have browser targets, which overrides any
other configuration, including .browserslistrc.
From the @babel/preset-env documentation[^1]:
By default
@babel/preset-envwill use browserslist config sources
unless either thetargetsorignoreBrowserslistConfigoptions are
set.
When upgrading to the next major version that includes this change, you
must provide your own configuration or else Babel will default to using
the oldest browsers available[^2].
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1.2.4 (2022-02-25)
Note: Version bump only for package kyt-starter-server-src
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1.2.47 (2022-02-25)
Note: Version bump only for package kyt-runtime
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1.5.4 (2022-02-25)
Note: Version bump only for package eslint-plugin-kyt