v4.2.0

🚀 Features

• Added the check-aux CLI command.

  • It checks that the given file is in a valid format and that none of the scripts have syntax errors.

    Usage: casualos check-aux [options] <input>
    
    Check if an AUX file is valid and can be loaded.
    
    Arguments:
    input           The AUX file to check.
    
    Options:
    --skip-scripts  Whether to skip checking script tags. By default, script tags are checked and any errors in them will be reported.
    -h, --help      display help for command
    

• Added the convert-aux CLI command.

  • It works exactly like the aux convert command, except it is non-interactive and supports specifying the target AUX version.

    Usage: casualos convert-aux [options] <input> <output>
    
    Convert AUX files between formats.
    
    Arguments:
    input                        The path of the file to convert. If the -r flag is provided, then this can be a directory and all aux files in the directory will be converted.
    output                       The path to write the converted file to. If the -r flag is provided, then this should be a directory and converted files will be written to this directory with the same name as the original file.
    
    Options:
    -r, --recursive              Whether to recursively convert aux files in a directory. If this flag is provided, then the path argument can be a directory and all aux files in the directory will be converted.
    -a, --aux-version <version>  The version of aux files to convert to. If not provided, then the latest version (2) will be used.
    -o, --overwrite              Whether to overwrite existing files. If this flag is not provided and the output file already exists, then the conversion will fail.
    -h, --help                   display help for command
    

• Added the --aux-version <version> option to the pack-aux CLI command.

• Added the @preact/signals library.

  • This also includes @preact/signals/utils.

• Added preact/hooks as an importable library.

• Added analytics.recordEvent() to also send events to PostHog when configured and enabled, while continuing to send to Simple Analytics when available, and returning an error when neither analytics provider is available.

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue when trying to read cached default values from Redis.
• Fixed an issue where package version markers were ignored when retrieving them.
• Fixed an issue where using the Non-null Assertion Operator would break CasualOS scripts.
• Fixed an issue where using the Definite Assignment Assertion Operator would break CasualOS scripts.
• Changed to throw an error when Parameter Properties are used.
  • Previously, users would end up with opaque syntax errors.
  • Now, CasualOS will return an error that specifies that parameter properties aren't supported.