!!!BUGFIX: Update @neos-project/neos-ui-extensibility
for build compatibility
#35
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solves: #34
This PR updates
@neos-project/neos-ui-extensibility
and adds@neos-project/build-essentials
to the plugin dependencies, so that theVisol.Neos.LinkClass
plugin can be built without babel class transform, which makes it compatible with the Neos UI 8.2.* release line.Additionally, a fresh build has been added to the PR, which was also sucessfully tested with Neos UI 8.2.
Furthermore, I changed the composer version constraint for
neos/neos-ui
, so that only releases from the current LTS onward are supported. The reason for this is, that I lack the means of testing every release that was covered before and I cannot guarantee that this change is going to work for all of them. Unfortunately, changing the version constraint constitutes a breaking change forVisol.Neos.LinkClass
and will thus require a major release.NOTE: Currently, the bugfix for@neos-project/neos-ui-extensibility
is only released as beta (8.2.1-beta2
). This PR will remain in draft state until the final release is done.8.2.3 has just been released: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@neos-project/neos-ui-extensibility