Releases: ominestre/zugzug
Hotfix: caching and remember
v2.0 - Promises Kept
This is a major release due to an API design impacting change where each ZugZug task is now returning a promise instead of the stream.
If anyone has this wired using .on('end', foo) this will really give them a bad day.
Major Changes
- #7 - Promises - Changes ZugZug tasks to return a promise instead of a file stream.
- #11 - Caching and Performance - Adding caching to improve processing time when ZugZug is used with file watchers. Also changes the order of operations so that minification happens prior to file concatenation.
- #10 - Sourcemap chaining - flagged all sourcemap inits to load any existing sourcemaps. This will use the sourcemap URL baked into any files or .map files relative to the file glob. This is useful if you need to chain tasks like Webpack and JavaScript.
Minor Changes
- Fixed an issue with the coveralls badge having a typo for the master branch name
Hotfix CSS Task Sourcemaps
This patch adds sourcemaps support into the CSS task.
v1.2.0 - Shaking and Moving
Main Features
- File Mover - adds a simple task for moving a file
- Creates unit tests for File Mover
- Adds documentation for File Mover
- Rebuilds documentation with examples of each task
Minor Features
- Adds unit tests for CSS tasks
- Adds unit tests for Image tasks
- Adds placeholder unit tests for SASS tasks
v1.1.1 - Project Namespacing
ZugZug is already a registered package with NPM and since this won't be some viral package that takes over the world I've namespaced it with my username for publishing.
Changes include updating package.json so that the module is named @ominestre/zugzug and updating the README.md to reflect these in the code examples.
v1.1.0 - Module Configuration Less Dumber
Config is now passed into the API calls rather than diving into the /node_modules/ everytime you install your project.
Also fixes critical issue where there was a typo in the opening sentence of README.md
v1.0.0 - Work Complete!
First release of ZugZug. Finally, no more writing the same Gulp tasks over and over and over again.