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Bump ember-concurrency from 1.1.3 to 2.0.3 #314

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 3 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Bumps ember-concurrency from 1.1.3 to 2.0.3.

Release notes

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2.0.3

Bugfixes

  • Remove runloop binding for perform and cancel-all helpers, which prevented proper instrumentation. (#414, fixes #409)
  • Fix incorrect import for deprecated private task-instance module alias (#411, thanks @mydea!)

Misc

2.0.2

Bugfixes

  • Ensure lastRunning resets one-by-one as tasks are completed, successfully or not. (Fixes #403)
  • Expose lastValue decorator in TS definitions (Fixes #404)

2.0.1

Bugfixes

  • Prevent synchronous errors in cancelable promise helpers from being rethrown asynchronously later (#402, fixes #400. thanks @Turbo87 for flagging!)
  • Restore access to host context from encapsulated tasks (#401)

2.0.0

ember-concurrency 2.0 is primarily an "engine" replacement. Internally, its been substantially rewritten and decoupled from Ember at it's core. This will enable a much more maintainable codebase, as well as setting the stage for potential extraction of core primatives for us in the broader JavaScript ecosystem.

The application developer-facing changes are fairly minimal, and there are few potentially breaking semantic changes to the operation of the addon.

Please review the 2.0 Upgrade Guide for a thorough description of the changes for app and addon users alike.

New Features

  • Use @tracked underneath on Ember 3.16+ (#354)

    Note: Within applications with both tracked & computed properties, if using a native getter to access task state, and wishing to use it alongside a computed property, @dependantKeyCompat will need to be used on the getter as expected with any other tracked-prop using getter.

  • Implement decorators from ember-concurrency-decorators. The "nice" decorators from ember-concurrency-decorators are now built-in to ember-concurrency, without requiring an additional addon or seperate import. All decorators are available for import directly from the top-level ember-concurrency package.

    Addon maintainers: Please see notes in UPGRADING-2.x.md if you're using decorators currently, and wish to support both ember-concurrency 1.x and 2.x at runtime.

Enhancements

  • Migrate task lifetimes to @ember/destroyable underneath, rather than patching willDestroy (#377).

    Potentially breaking: this drops support for Node 8 and Ember < 3.8 LTS

  • [docs] Rewrite documentation to use native classes and decorators, and update tutorial to show rewriting of async function code, rather than Promise code, as is more common

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Changelog

Sourced from ember-concurrency's changelog.

2.0.3

  • Remove runloop binding for perform and cancel-all helpers, preventing proper instrumentation. (#414, fixes #409)
  • Fix incorrect import for deprecated private task-instance module alias (#411, thanks @mydea!)
  • [dev] Upgrade qunit to v5 (#410, thanks @alexlafroscia)
  • [docs] Fix missing jsdoc documentation (#407)

2.0.2

  • Ensure lastRunning resets one-by-one as tasks are completed, successfully or not. (Fixes #403)
  • Expose lastValue decorator in TS definitions (Fixes #406)

2.0.1

  • Prevent synchronous errors in cancelable promise helpers from being rethrown asynchronously later (#402, fixes #400. thanks @Turbo87 for flagging!)
  • Restore access to host context from encapsulated tasks (#401)

2.0.0

  • No substantive changes from 2.0.0-rc.2

2.0.0-rc.2

  • Make Task#cancelAll and TaskInstance#cancel awaitable (#396). See topic in UPGRADING-2.x.md for more info.
  • Fix TaskProperty extension methods not working with built-in decorators (e.g. ember-concurrency-retryable, ember-concurrency-test-waiters, etc.)
  • [dev] Add test for interop w/ ember-concurrency-decorators
  • [dev] Migrate CI to GitHub Actions (#393)

2.0.0-rc.1

  • Implement decorators from ember-concurrency-decorators. The "nice" decorators from ember-concurrency-decorators are now built-in to ember-concurrency, without requiring an additional addon or seperate import. All decorators are available for import directly from the top-level ember-concurrency package.

    Addon maintainers: Please see notes in UPGRADING-2.x.md if you're using decorators currently, and wish to support both ember-concurrency 1.x and 2.x at runtime.

  • [docs] Rewrite documentation to use native classes and decorators, and update tutorial to show rewriting of async function code, rather than Promise code, as is more common today.

2.0.0-beta.2

  • Migrate task lifetimes to @ember/destroyable underneath, rather than patching willDestroy (#377).

    Potentially breaking: this drops support for Node 8 and Ember < 3.8 LTS

  • Ensure encapsulated task state can be accessed on the TaskInstance (#381, #383)

    Note: this uses Proxy and WeakMap, which may need to be polyfilled on IE 11.

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Commits
  • 4d1fd32 Release 2.0.3
  • 9c5791f Add CHANGELOG entry for 2.0.3
  • 641cad3 Merge pull request #414 from machty/mf-af-remove_helper_runloop_binding
  • 47ebc92 Remove runloop binding for perform helper
  • abd0618 chore: update to the latest Ember version
  • caff142 Merge pull request #410 from alexlafroscia/update-ember-qunit
  • 4763551 chore(deps): bump ember-cli-htmlbars to v5.6.3
  • 4b13ab7 Merge pull request #411 from mydea/fn/default-export
  • 9d5fdd6 Correctly import from private task-instance
  • c7c00be chore: de-duplicate packages in yarn.lock
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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Superseded by #353.