v0.18.0

Minor Changes

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - Now published as pure ESM, but
  worry not as unflagged require(ESM) is now enabled by default in
  Node 20.19.0+,
  Node 22.12.0+ and Node 24+ so
  everything should continue to work as before.

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - For consistency, cosmiconfig
  is no longer supported for configuration; use graphile.config.ts instead.
  (This release will throw errors if you're using cosmisconfig, in later
  releases cosmiconfigs will not be detected.)

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - TypeScript task files with
  .ts and .mts extensions are now recognized by default and loaded through
  Node's native type stripping if possible. Only erasable, verbatim TypeScript
  syntax is supported without a custom loader or precompilation. .js, .cjs
  and .mjs files are prioritised ahead of .ts and .mts files.

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - We now use the exports
  option, meaning sub-path imports (require("graphile-worker/...")) are no
  longer supported. If you need something not exported by default, raise an
  issue.

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - Since Node 20 is EOL, Node 22
  is now the minimum supported version, per our
  requirements documentation.

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - LogLevel export is now type
  only - a string union rather than a TypeScript const enum.

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - Runner gains
  [Symbol.asyncDispose]() method, so you can
  await using runner = await run(...) and the worker will be released when you
  reach the end of the scope. (Primarily useful for tests.)

Patch Changes

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - Fix issue where enabling
  localQueue could cause jobs from the same named queue to run concurrently
  (violating the serial execution guarantee for named queues): a single batch
  fetch could lock multiple jobs belonging to one named queue. Batch fetches now
  return at most one job per named queue
  (#621).

• #628
  bc98aaf
  Thanks @benjie! - Maintenance work: upgrade to
  latest TypeScript, Jest, eliminate ts-node, fix yargs, use erasable syntax
  only for type-stripping support.