Releases: cyberuni/progress-str
Release list
progress-str@4.0.0
Major Changes
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1188e8e: Pin
type-plusto8.0.0-beta.10, exactly.Breaking: this raises the TypeScript floor for consumers to 5.6.
type-plus5, 6 and
7 declared notypescriptpeer at all; 8 declares>= 5.6.0.RecursivePartialappears
in this package's published types —declare function progressBar(options?: RecursivePartial<ProgressBarOptions>): ProgressBar
— so anyone type-checking against
progress-strresolvestype-plus's declarations and
inherits that peer. The last published release (3.4.4) declarestype-plus: ^6.0.0, so
the jump consumers actually see is 6 -> 8.type-plus8 also depends ontersify^4 rather than ^3, and onunpartial^1.0.7,
which declaresengines: node >= 20. This package already declares>= 20, so the Node
floor does not move.The version is pinned rather than caret-ranged.
^8.0.0-beta.10resolves to
>=8.0.0-beta.10 <9.0.0-0, which admits every later 8.0.0 prerelease as well as8.0.0
and8.1.0— and 8 is a prerelease line where breaking changes land between betas
(beta.10 to beta.11 changedEqual's signature and removedisType.f). An exact version
makes each bump a reviewable PR instead of something a lockfile refresh can do silently.
Move back to a caret when 8.0.0 is stable.No source change was needed:
RecursivePartial,requiredandrequiredDeepare
unchanged in 8.assertronmoves 11.5.2 -> 11.6.0 in the lockfile as a side effect. 11.6.0 already
declarestype-plus: ^8.0.0-beta.10, so with both on 8 the tree resolves a single
type-plus and a single tersify.
