@amqp-contract/worker@2.2.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [bfc138c]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.2.0
  • @amqp-contract/core@2.2.0

@amqp-contract/worker@2.1.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [a8628d5]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.1.0
  • @amqp-contract/core@2.1.0

@amqp-contract/testing@2.2.0

@amqp-contract/testing@2.2.0

@amqp-contract/testing@2.1.0

@amqp-contract/testing@2.1.0

@amqp-contract/core@2.2.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [bfc138c]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.2.0

@amqp-contract/core@2.1.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [a8628d5]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.1.0

@amqp-contract/contract@2.2.0

Minor Changes

• bfc138c: Upgrade unthrown (and @unthrown/vitest) to 3.0.0.

  amqp-contract's own public surface is unchanged — the Result / AsyncResult you receive from the client and worker keep the same shape and methods, and no source changes were needed.

  unthrown 3.0 does change how a defect is produced inside a qualify mapper, which matters only if you author handlers that intentionally route an unexpected failure to the Defect channel:

  • The standalone Defect constructor is no longer exported.
  • qualify now receives a second argument — a defect callback — so its signature is (cause, defect) => E | defect(cause).

  - import { fromPromise, Defect } from "unthrown";
  - fromPromise(work(), (cause) => isExpected(cause) ? new MyError(cause) : Defect(cause));
  + import { fromPromise } from "unthrown";
  + fromPromise(work(), (cause, defect) => isExpected(cause) ? new MyError(cause) : defect(cause));

  Mappers that only return a modeled error (the common case — e.g. (cause) => new RetryableError("…", cause)) are unaffected.

@amqp-contract/contract@2.1.0

Minor Changes

• a8628d5: Upgrade unthrown (and @unthrown/vitest) to 2.0.0.

  unthrown 2.0 is additive relative to 1.x — it adds an AsyncResult value namespace (AsyncResult.fromPromise / .all / …), a flatTapErr combinator, and an isResult guard. None of amqp-contract's public API changed: the Result / AsyncResult types you receive from the client and worker keep the same shape (2.0's types are a superset of 1.x's), and Ok / Err / fromPromise / matchTags / TaggedError / .isOk() / .match() are unchanged.

  No code changes are required to adopt this. If you import unthrown directly alongside amqp-contract, bump your own dependency to ^2.0.0 so a single copy is shared.

@amqp-contract/client@2.2.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [bfc138c]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.2.0
  • @amqp-contract/core@2.2.0

@amqp-contract/client@2.1.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [a8628d5]
  • @amqp-contract/contract@2.1.0
  • @amqp-contract/core@2.1.0