Releases: grammarly/focal
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v0.8.0-alpha.0
30 Jul 20:32
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BREAKING . In this release we migrate to RxJS 6, which might affect backward compatibility. You may be able to use rxjs-compat while upgrading, but this is still an alpha build since we don't yet support ESM (and therefore tree-shaking).
Migrate to RxJS 6 (#45 )
Fix compilation issues (#46 )
v0.7.1
18 Feb 23:37
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Restructure repo to use yarn workspaces (#33 )
Update TypeScript to 3.3.3 (#40 )
Migrate to Jest for unit tests (#41 )
Mark Atom.lens(propExpr) and Lens.prop as deprecated (#42 )
v0.7.0
19 Aug 18:45
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Add <F.Fragment /> (same as React fragment, but lifted) (#36 )
Breaking changes:
Updated TypeScript to 2.8.4
Fix type of the mount prop (callback param is TElement | null now) (#35 )
Update/fix observablePropTypes.ts – style is now correctly ObservableOr<style>, also using mapped types to define things (#37 )
v0.6.438
27 Mar 18:11
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Now using modular imports when importing rxjs operators, etc.
v0.6.437
21 Mar 23:16
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Build against React 16.2.0, RxJS 5.5.6
Fix examples webpack failures not failing entire build
Build examples against @grammarly/focal from npm, not local
Expand peer dependency version range (now supporting React 16.2.0 through 17.x, RxJS 5.4.2 through 6.x)
v0.6.436
22 Feb 00:38
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Fix bug with source not being properly unsubscribed from in AtomViewImpl (#30 )
v0.6.435
26 Jan 17:54
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Create lifted intrinsics at runtime (reduces size) (#19 )
Issue a warning for non-behavior observable props (#26 )
v0.6.434
28 Sep 17:02
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add ...Capture events to the F component types (#16 )
v0.6.433
02 Sep 01:00
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keyof lenses (#11 )
Lens.key now has a type safe overload which is parametrized over the state type's keys
Atom.lens now has overloads for string keys which are typed in the same manner as the new Lens.key
Lens.unsafeKey was removed