Releases: rrdelaney/bs-loader
bsb-js-1.1.7
09f9015
anmonteiro
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- Fix for bs-platform 4.0.5 (@lorenzo-pomili in #47)
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7d97fd0
anmonteiro
Antonio Nuno Monteiro
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- Make bsb-js resilient to all errors (@anmonteiro in #46)
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01f69e9
anmonteiro
Antonio Nuno Monteiro
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- Package not found regex (@anmonteiro #45 )
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- Update error regexs (@anmonteiro #44)
v2.0.4
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- Fix Jest integration
- New test for Jest integration
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compileFileSyncnow takes the same params ascompileFile
v2.0.3
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- Better automatic detection of in-source builds
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package-specscan now be eitherBsPackageSpecorBsPackageSpec[]
v2.0.0
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This release marks a pretty big change for bs-loader 😄 There shouldn't be any breaking changes, but we've taken the core out of bs-loader and split it up into a few packages like read-bsconfig and bsb-js, both of which can already be seen in use in projects like rollup-plugin-bucklescript. There will be more about this in the coming weeks, so stay tuned!
This release marks the start of maintenance mode for bs-loader. There will be no future feature development on bs-loader itself, however it's subpackages and projects to replace it like reason-webpack-plugin will continue to be developed and maintained. In the future there may be breaking changes in bs-loader as we remove features like Jest processing.
Instead of bs-loader, consider using bsb' new in-source builds in conjunction with .bs.js extensions:
{
"package-specs": {
"module": "commonjs",
"in-source": true
},
"suffix": ".bs.js",
}This way, you can require BuckleScript js output from the js side with require('./foo.bs').
Changes
- Adding support for the suffix bsconfig option (#36 @arnarthor)
- fix aliasing when running inside jest (#38 @pigoz)