Releases: arogozine/LinqToTypeScript
Releases · arogozine/LinqToTypeScript
LinqToTypeScript 12.1.0
API Additions
- minBy
- maxBy
- minByAsync
- maxByAsync
- New APIs contributed by @jbagatta
LinqToTypeScript 12.1.0 Beta 1
API Additions
- minBy
- maxBy
- minByAsync
- maxByAsync
- New APIs contributed by @jbagatta
LinqToTypeScript 12.0.0
Changes
- Updated to build with TypeScript 5.6.X
- Modified code to use import type where appropriate
LinqToTypeScript 12.0.0 Beta 1
Changes
- Updated to build with TypeScript 5.6.X
- Modified code to use
import typewhere appropriate
LinqToTypeScript 11.1.0
Changes
Code contribution from https://github.com/martincostello
LinqToTypeScript 11.0.0
Breaking Changes
- Package ships with ECMAScript Modules only.
- Common JS is no longer shipped with package
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issues with handling of value 0 in,
minminAsyncmaxmaxAsyncfirstOrDefaultelementAtOrDefault
- Fixed incorrect error message details for
chunk
LinqToTypeScript 11.0.0 Beta 1
Breaking Changes
- Package ships with ECMAScript Modules only.
- Common JS is no longer shipped with package
Bug Fixes
- Fixed issues with handling of value 0 in,
minminAsyncmaxmaxAsyncfirstOrDefaultelementAtOrDefault
- Fixed incorrect error message details for
chunk
LinqToTypeScript 10.0.0
API Additions
Breaking Changes
- ESM files now explicitly import .js and index.js files. No need to specify
--experimental-specifier-resolution=node - Zip behavior updated to match what .NET is doing for different length enumerations
- Added engine specification to package json
Other
- Types were moved to their own folder and are also declared in exports. This is partly to align with what TypeScript plans to do in the future.
- Removed a couple of files that were not used
LinqToTypeScript 10.0.0 Beta 2
API Additions
Breaking Changes
- Added engine specification to package json
Misc
- Removed a couple of files
LinqToTypeScript 10.0.0 Beta 1
API Additions
Breaking Changes
- ESM files now explicitly import .js and index.js files. No need to specify
--experimental-specifier-resolution=node - Zip behavior updated to match what .NET is doing for different length enumerations
Other
- Types were moved to their own folder and are also declared in exports. This is partly to align with what TypeScript plans to do in the future.