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chore(deps-dev): bump @vue/cli-service from 4.5.19 to 5.0.8 #523

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dependabot[bot] commented 2 years ago

Bumps @vue/cli-service from 4.5.19 to 5.0.8.

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v5.0.8

:bug: Bug Fix

v5.0.7

  • @vue/cli-service
  • @vue/cli-ui
    • #7210 chore: upgrade to apollo-server-express 3.x

Committers: 2

v5.0.6

Fix compatibility with the upcoming Vue 2.7 (currently in alpha) and Vue Loader 15.10 (currently in beta).

In Vue 2.7, vue-template-compiler is no longer a required peer dependency. Rather, there's a new export under the main package as vue/compiler-sfc.

v5.0.5

:bug: Bug Fix

  • @vue/cli
    • #7167 fix(upgrade): prevent changing the structure of package.json file during upgrade (@​blzsaa)
  • @vue/cli-service
  • @vue/cli-plugin-e2e-cypress
    • [697bb44] fix: should correctly resolve cypress bin path for Cypress 10 (Note that the project is still created with Cypress 9 by default, but you can upgrade to Cypress 10 on your own now)

Committers: 3

v5.0.4

:bug: Bug Fix

  • @vue/cli-service
  • @vue/cli-shared-utils, @vue/cli-ui
    • 75826d6 fix: replace node-ipc with @achrinza/node-ipc to further secure the dependency chain

Committers: 1

v5.0.3

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5.0.7 (2022-07-05)

  • @vue/cli-service
  • @vue/cli-ui
    • #7210 chore: upgrade to apollo-server-express 3.x

Committers: 2

5.0.6 (2022-06-16)

Fix compatibility with the upcoming Vue 2.7 (currently in alpha) and Vue Loader 15.10 (currently in beta).

In Vue 2.7, vue-template-compiler is no longer a required peer dependency. Rather, there's a new export under the main package as vue/compiler-sfc.

5.0.5 (2022-06-16)

:bug: Bug Fix

  • @vue/cli
    • #7167 feat(upgrade): prevent changing the structure of package.json file during upgrade (@​blzsaa)
  • @vue/cli-service

Committers: 3

5.0.4 (2022-03-22)

:bug: Bug Fix

  • @vue/cli-service
  • @vue/cli-shared-utils, @vue/cli-ui
    • 75826d6 fix: replace node-ipc with @achrinza/node-ipc to further secure the dependency chain

Committers: 1

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Commits
  • b154dbd v5.0.8
  • 0260e4d fix: add devServer.server.type to useHttps judgement (#7222)
  • 4a0655f v5.0.7
  • beffe8a fix: allow disabling progress plugin via devServer.client.progress
  • 558dea2 fix: support devServer.server option, avoid deprecation warning
  • bddd64d fix: optimize the judgment on whether HTTPS has been set in options (#7202)
  • ef08a08 v5.0.6
  • fcf27e3 fixup! fix: compatibility with Vue 2.7
  • a648958 fix: compatibility with Vue 2.7
  • 98c66c9 v5.0.5
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