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✳️ cookie (^0.4.2 → ^0.6.0) · Repo · Changelog
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0.6.0 (from changelog)
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0.6.0build: top-sites@1.1.194docs: switch badges to badgenAdd partitioned optiondocs: fix typos in HISTORYdocs: fix typo in HISTORYFix typo in JSDocbuild: mocha@10.2.0build: eslint-plugin-markdown@3.0.1build: eslint@8.53.0build: Node.js@16.20build: Node.js@19.9build: Node.js@18.18build: support Node.js 21.xbuild: support Node.js 20.xbuild: use $GITHUB_OUTPUT for environment listbuild: actions/checkout@v3build: eslint@8.29.0build: mocha@10.1.0build: Node.js@18.12build: Node.js@16.19build: Node.js@14.21build: support Node.js 19.xbuild: eslint@8.23.1build: Node.js@16.17build: Node.js@18.9build: eslint-plugin-markdown@3.0.0build: eslint@8.19.0build: Node.js@16.16build: Node.js@14.20build: support Node.js 18.xbuild: mocha@10.0.0build: ubuntu@20.04👉 No CI detected
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