@temporal-contract/worker@6.1.0

Minor Changes

• 2960244: Add the qualify(type, options?) helper to @temporal-contract/worker/activity.

  It builds the qualifier function fromPromise needs, replacing the
  ApplicationFailure.create({ type, message: error instanceof Error ? ... })
  boilerplate previously repeated in every activity:

  import { declareActivitiesHandler, qualify } from "@temporal-contract/worker/activity";
  import { fromPromise } from "unthrown";
  
  export const activities = declareActivitiesHandler({
    contract,
    activities: {
      sendEmail: (args) =>
        fromPromise(emailService.send(args), qualify("EMAIL_SEND_FAILED")).map(() => ({
          sent: true,
        })),
    },
  });

  An Error rejection keeps its own message and is preserved as cause;
  non-Error rejections fall back to options.message (or String(error)).
  options.nonRetryable and options.details are forwarded to the failure.
  The qualifier always wraps — even an ApplicationFailure rejection — so the
  declared type is guaranteed for retry policies.

• d3e71fc: Upgrade the unthrown peer dependency to ^4 (from ^3).

  unthrown 4 is not compatible with unthrown 3 — most notably, TaggedError
  now reserves name and message as payload fields (they are set via
  Error, not passed as structured data). The client and worker error classes
  were migrated accordingly; their public shape is unchanged (_tag, name,
  message, and the typed payload fields are all still present and behave
  identically). Consumers must be on unthrown@4.

  Released as a minor rather than a major: these packages have no external
  consumers pinned to unthrown@3, so the peer-range change carries no
  real-world break. If you depend on @temporal-contract/{contract,client,worker},
  bump unthrown to ^4 alongside this release.

Patch Changes

• 3b88b3f: Audit fixes across the published packages.

  @temporal-contract/testing: @temporalio/client and @temporalio/worker
  moved from dependencies to peerDependencies (^1). Both packages' types are
  exposed through the public it fixture (Connection / NativeConnection), so
  consumers must resolve them to a single instance to avoid disjoint nominal
  types. Package managers that auto-install peers (npm 7+, pnpm with
  autoInstallPeers) are unaffected; other setups must add the two packages
  explicitly — any project using this testing helper already depends on them in
  practice. Because that install-shape change can require consumer action, this is
  released as a minor for @temporal-contract/testing. The stale config
  entry was also dropped from files.

  All packages: sideEffects: false is now declared, enabling bundler
  tree-shaking. The worker package's createTypedChildHandle no longer uses
  any internally, and JSDoc examples were fixed to use ESM-correct imports
  (.js extensions, workflowsPathFromURL instead of require.resolve).

• Updated dependencies [3b88b3f]

• Updated dependencies [d3e71fc]

  • @temporal-contract/contract@6.1.0

@temporal-contract/testing@6.1.0

Minor Changes

• 3b88b3f: Audit fixes across the published packages.

  @temporal-contract/testing: @temporalio/client and @temporalio/worker
  moved from dependencies to peerDependencies (^1). Both packages' types are
  exposed through the public it fixture (Connection / NativeConnection), so
  consumers must resolve them to a single instance to avoid disjoint nominal
  types. Package managers that auto-install peers (npm 7+, pnpm with
  autoInstallPeers) are unaffected; other setups must add the two packages
  explicitly — any project using this testing helper already depends on them in
  practice. Because that install-shape change can require consumer action, this is
  released as a minor for @temporal-contract/testing. The stale config
  entry was also dropped from files.

  All packages: sideEffects: false is now declared, enabling bundler
  tree-shaking. The worker package's createTypedChildHandle no longer uses
  any internally, and JSDoc examples were fixed to use ESM-correct imports
  (.js extensions, workflowsPathFromURL instead of require.resolve).

@temporal-contract/contract@6.1.0

Minor Changes

• d3e71fc: Upgrade the unthrown peer dependency to ^4 (from ^3).

  unthrown 4 is not compatible with unthrown 3 — most notably, TaggedError
  now reserves name and message as payload fields (they are set via
  Error, not passed as structured data). The client and worker error classes
  were migrated accordingly; their public shape is unchanged (_tag, name,
  message, and the typed payload fields are all still present and behave
  identically). Consumers must be on unthrown@4.

  Released as a minor rather than a major: these packages have no external
  consumers pinned to unthrown@3, so the peer-range change carries no
  real-world break. If you depend on @temporal-contract/{contract,client,worker},
  bump unthrown to ^4 alongside this release.

Patch Changes

• 3b88b3f: Audit fixes across the published packages.

  @temporal-contract/testing: @temporalio/client and @temporalio/worker
  moved from dependencies to peerDependencies (^1). Both packages' types are
  exposed through the public it fixture (Connection / NativeConnection), so
  consumers must resolve them to a single instance to avoid disjoint nominal
  types. Package managers that auto-install peers (npm 7+, pnpm with
  autoInstallPeers) are unaffected; other setups must add the two packages
  explicitly — any project using this testing helper already depends on them in
  practice. Because that install-shape change can require consumer action, this is
  released as a minor for @temporal-contract/testing. The stale config
  entry was also dropped from files.

  All packages: sideEffects: false is now declared, enabling bundler
  tree-shaking. The worker package's createTypedChildHandle no longer uses
  any internally, and JSDoc examples were fixed to use ESM-correct imports
  (.js extensions, workflowsPathFromURL instead of require.resolve).

@temporal-contract/client@6.1.0

Minor Changes

• d3e71fc: Upgrade the unthrown peer dependency to ^4 (from ^3).

  unthrown 4 is not compatible with unthrown 3 — most notably, TaggedError
  now reserves name and message as payload fields (they are set via
  Error, not passed as structured data). The client and worker error classes
  were migrated accordingly; their public shape is unchanged (_tag, name,
  message, and the typed payload fields are all still present and behave
  identically). Consumers must be on unthrown@4.

  Released as a minor rather than a major: these packages have no external
  consumers pinned to unthrown@3, so the peer-range change carries no
  real-world break. If you depend on @temporal-contract/{contract,client,worker},
  bump unthrown to ^4 alongside this release.

Patch Changes

• 3b88b3f: Audit fixes across the published packages.

  @temporal-contract/testing: @temporalio/client and @temporalio/worker
  moved from dependencies to peerDependencies (^1). Both packages' types are
  exposed through the public it fixture (Connection / NativeConnection), so
  consumers must resolve them to a single instance to avoid disjoint nominal
  types. Package managers that auto-install peers (npm 7+, pnpm with
  autoInstallPeers) are unaffected; other setups must add the two packages
  explicitly — any project using this testing helper already depends on them in
  practice. Because that install-shape change can require consumer action, this is
  released as a minor for @temporal-contract/testing. The stale config
  entry was also dropped from files.

  All packages: sideEffects: false is now declared, enabling bundler
  tree-shaking. The worker package's createTypedChildHandle no longer uses
  any internally, and JSDoc examples were fixed to use ESM-correct imports
  (.js extensions, workflowsPathFromURL instead of require.resolve).

• Updated dependencies [3b88b3f]

• Updated dependencies [d3e71fc]

  • @temporal-contract/contract@6.1.0

@temporal-contract/worker@6.0.0

Major Changes

• 6c79004: Upgrade to unthrown 3.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^3. unthrown 3.0.0's breaking change — removing the standalone Defect constructor in favour of a defect argument passed into fromPromise / fromThrowable's qualify callback — does not affect temporal-contract, which never constructs defects (every boundary maps rejections to a modeled error). Everything else we use (Ok / Err, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and the result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing) is unchanged, so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^3.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [6c79004]
  • @temporal-contract/contract@6.0.0

@temporal-contract/worker@5.0.0

Major Changes

• 224e1ae: Upgrade to unthrown 2.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^2. unthrown 2.0.0 is API-compatible for everything temporal-contract uses — the Ok / Err / Defect constructors, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing are all unchanged — so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^2. There are no other code changes.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [224e1ae]
  • @temporal-contract/contract@5.0.0

@temporal-contract/testing@6.0.0

Major Changes

• 6c79004: Upgrade to unthrown 3.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^3. unthrown 3.0.0's breaking change — removing the standalone Defect constructor in favour of a defect argument passed into fromPromise / fromThrowable's qualify callback — does not affect temporal-contract, which never constructs defects (every boundary maps rejections to a modeled error). Everything else we use (Ok / Err, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and the result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing) is unchanged, so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^3.

@temporal-contract/testing@5.0.0

Major Changes

• 224e1ae: Upgrade to unthrown 2.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^2. unthrown 2.0.0 is API-compatible for everything temporal-contract uses — the Ok / Err / Defect constructors, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing are all unchanged — so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^2. There are no other code changes.

@temporal-contract/contract@6.0.0

Major Changes

• 6c79004: Upgrade to unthrown 3.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^3. unthrown 3.0.0's breaking change — removing the standalone Defect constructor in favour of a defect argument passed into fromPromise / fromThrowable's qualify callback — does not affect temporal-contract, which never constructs defects (every boundary maps rejections to a modeled error). Everything else we use (Ok / Err, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and the result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing) is unchanged, so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^3.

@temporal-contract/contract@5.0.0

Major Changes

• 224e1ae: Upgrade to unthrown 2.0.0.

  The published packages' unthrown peer-dependency range moves to ^2. unthrown 2.0.0 is API-compatible for everything temporal-contract uses — the Ok / Err / Defect constructors, TaggedError, matchTags, fromPromise / fromSafePromise, result.match({ ok, err, defect }), .toAsync(), and result.isOk() / isErr() / isDefect() narrowing are all unchanged — so no source changes were required.

  Breaking for consumers: bump your own unthrown install to ^2. There are no other code changes.