between, modularScale, triangle: fixed issue where these modules were calling deprecated functionality in stripUnit and creating unnecessary console noise (and subsequent performance problems).
v3.5.0
Introducing polished.js v3.5.0!
We're super stoked to announce that polished.js v3.5.0 is officially out! It is available via your package manager of choice. This will be the final non-patch release before v4.
npm install polishedyarn add polished
Release Highlights
New Modules
cssVar: We've introduced a new module to handle fetching CSS Variable values. We chose to make this a standalone module as opposed to integrating it into all modules to keep module size down.
Improvements
readableColor: You can now turn on strict mode for custom provided return colors. This will ensure that they still meet AA contrasting standards. Otherwise, they will return black or white as normal. This mode is off by default in v3.5. (Thanks @mrmckeb).
Bug Fixes
mix, tint, shade: Fixed a bug where mix was improperly weighting alpha channels to the second provided color instead of the first. This fix also impacts tint and shade which implement mix.
Contributors
Build has been updated to use Rollup 2.
Moved CI to GitHub Actions.
We now test the build in macOS, Ubuntu, and Windows to ensure all contributors are covered for compatibility.
Future Deprecations
Deprecation: stripUnit: The optional unit return will be deprecated in v4. Previously, this was implemented to replace getValueAndUnit. However, we've decided to keep the extra module and simplify stripUnit
Deprecation: readableColor: strict mode will be enabled by default in v4, it is currently disabled by default.
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3fdfe9b test(stripunit): cleanup stripunit test snapshots
db069eb fix(getunitandvalue): clean up typings and tests around getunitandvalue
0560ee9 build(package.json): bump version for release
501f5a0 fix(stripunit): replaced stripUnit with getValueAndUnit on dependencies
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