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Releases
@marceloterreiro/flash-calendar@1.0.0
Major Changes
9bf22ed: # Flash Calendar 1.0.0 🚢 🎉
This release officially marks the package as ready for production use (1.0.0).
While it's been stable since the first release, bumping to 1.0.0 was something
I had in mind for a while.
New: Add .scrollToMonth and .scrollToDate, increasing the options available for imperative scrolling.
Breaking changes
This release introduces one slightly change in behavior if you're app uses
imperative scrolling. Previously, .scrollToDate would scroll to the month
containing the date instead of the exact date. Now, .scrollToDate will scroll
to the exact date as the name suggests.
If you intentionally want to scroll to the month instead, a new .scrollToMonth
method was added (same signature).
I don't expect this to cause any issues for existing apps, but worth mentioned
nonetheless.
This PR was opened by the Changesets release GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to main, this PR will be updated.
Releases
@marceloterreiro/flash-calendar@1.0.0
Major Changes
9bf22ed: # Flash Calendar 1.0.0 🚢 🎉
This release officially marks the package as ready for production use (
1.0.0). While it's been stable since the first release, bumping to1.0.0was something I had in mind for a while..scrollToMonthand.scrollToDate, increasing the options available for imperative scrolling.Breaking changes
This release introduces one slightly change in behavior if you're app uses imperative scrolling. Previously,
.scrollToDatewould scroll to the month containing the date instead of the exact date. Now,.scrollToDatewill scroll to the exact date as the name suggests.If you intentionally want to scroll to the month instead, a new
.scrollToMonthmethod was added (same signature).I don't expect this to cause any issues for existing apps, but worth mentioned nonetheless.