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chore(deps): bump soql-parser-js from 1.2.1 to 5.0.2 #714
Nested Negation queries did not properly structure WHERE clauses (c831949)
Updated docs version (08d09f5)
Release 5.0.1
Update changelog with deprecated package version information (3cbd9a7)
Merge pull request #241 from jetstreamapp/breaking/v5 (9d0b718)
Fix WhereClause types (248e7a2)
💥 Breaking Changes
Fixed a bug where with typescript types to properly represent that WhereClause can have a null value for left in the case of a negation operator.
This was always the case, but prior to enabling strict typescript types, this went under the radar.
For Typescript consumers that have strict null checks enabled, they may need to make code changes depending on usage.
Release 4.10.1
changelog (fd244fc)
Revert breaking change type WhereClauseWithoutOperator (dde988f)
Release 4.9.2
Merge pull request #235 from jetstreamapp/bug/getFlattenedField (f3f0a57)
Fix getFlattenedFields with invalid data (64bfdfe)
Updated github name for docs (15475d1)
Merge pull request #234 from jetstreamapp/docs-update (2c8bc19)
Updated docs homepage (27a3d0f)
Updated docs version (9d7abb6)
Release 4.9.1
Merge pull request #233 from jetstreamapp/bug/startsWith (1f73638)
Fixed composeQuery whereClause bug (569cab5)
Updated docs version (ca32ba7)
Release 4.9.0
Updated changelog (6201aee)
Merge pull request #232 from maxence-lefebvre/build/bump-chevrotain (4302d73)
build(deps): bump chevrotain from 9.0.1 to 10.5.0 (1be6e34)
Updated docs version (16106ed)
Release 4.8.3
Change packages files (483f93a)
Updated docs version (d40fe4e)
Release 4.8.2
Fixed output file path for esm sourcemaps (35a0445)
Updated docs version (4f13299)
Release 4.8.1
Merge pull request #230 from jetstreamapp/bug/227 (6577008)
Nested NOT negation WHERE clauses were not properly formed (#242)
5.0.1
Jan 13, 2024
💥 Breaking Changes
Fixed a bug where with typescript types to properly represent that WhereClause can have a null value for left in the case of a negation operator.
This was always the case, but prior to enabling strict typescript types, this went under the radar.
For Typescript consumers that have strict null checks enabled, they may need to make code changes depending on usage.
5.0.0
💥 Did not publish correct assets - package was marked as deprecated on npm.
4.10.1
Jan 13, 2024
Revert accidental breaking change to types. WhereClause left can have null in the negation case, but the types did not represent this.
Updating types to match reality is a breaking change for consumers, so worked around issue and will publish version 5 with breaking change.
4.10.0
💥 Use 4.10.1, this version was marked as deprecated because of accidental breaking change with is reverted in 4.10.1
Jan 13, 2024
Fixed where clause's that have a field name beginning with In preceded by the NOT operator. These were parsed as NOT IN instead of NOT followed by a field name, example: NOT Invoice__c
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chore: release v5.0.2b18d291
Merge pull request #243 from jetstreamapp/bug/242c831949
Nested Negation queries did not properly structure WHERE clauses08d09f5
Updated docs version4126b8c
chore: release v5.0.13cbd9a7
Update changelog with deprecated package version information9d0b718
Merge pull request #241 from jetstreamapp/breaking/v52298c55
chore: release v5.0.0fccf925
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