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[Snyk] Upgrade immutable from 3.7.6 to 3.8.2 #10

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Snyk has created this PR to upgrade immutable from 3.7.6 to 3.8.2.

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Package name: immutable
  • 3.8.2 - 2017-10-03

    This patch release relicenses with the MIT license, but includes no other changes. Intended for those who have not yet been able to update to the 4.x builds, but have a legal need for the change in license.

  • 3.8.1 - 2016-04-19

    Minor touch ups discovered after the last release, plus a few more bug fixes! Plus, you can now contribute to immutable-js using the latest version of node.

    New:

    • The methods keyOf, findKey, lastKeyOf, and findLastKey were moved from KeyedIterable to Iterable, so they may be also used on Lists and Sets. (#740)

    Fixes:

    • Some issues with the flow definitions have been polished out thanks to @marudor. (#840, #841, #845)
    • Collections which contain Symbol keys or values can now be stringified. (#620)
    • Negative indexing into the keySeq of an IndexedIterable returns correct results. (#811)
    • Can use the value Infinity as a key in a Collection without crashing. (#797)
  • 3.8.0 - 2016-04-16

    Whoa, a new version of Immutable! The big news is that we now export types for both Flow and TypeScript in the npm module! Also that pesky length warning has finally been fully removed. There are also a good amount of small bug fixes and performance improvements. Finally, the API docs have been improved greatly! Check it out http://facebook.github.io/immutable-js/docs/.

    A huge huge thanks to everyone in the community for contributing these improvements. The large majority of work cited below is community contributions.

    New:

    • Now exports Flow types (#805)
    • Now exports typings for TypeScript use. (#808)
    • Cursor TypeScript definitions (#765)
    • No longer warns when accessing length property of a collection. (88f880f)
    • Map.of() takes key, value interleaved pairs (#727)
    • findEntry and findLastEntry now respect notSetValue argument (#822)

    Fixes:

    • Iterable::take(Infinity) takes infinitely instead of 0 (#834)
    • Proper toOrderedMap and toOrderedSet method definitions (#761)
    • Records return themselves for no-op Record#set calls for better performance (#795)
    • Range#toString propertly reports step (#759)
    • Add missing Set#contains (96b0946)
  • 3.7.6 - 2015-12-16

    A few minor bug fixes:

    • Fixed issue where lastIndexOf did not always return the correct value #703
    • mergeDeep now has more opportunities to for the "return self" optimization, saving memory #690
    • The TypeScript .d.ts file now aligns with the outputted file for the variations of Immutable Iterables. #647
    • Ensure behavior for slice(0, NaN) is equivalent to that of JS Array #623
    • Ensure ES6 Symbol can be properly hashed #579

    And a new API method:

    • myList.insert() #402
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