#286789b6dbb3 Thanks @Andarist! - Externalized code referencing React.useInsertionEffect to a separate @emotion/use-insertion-effect-with-fallbacks package. This package should be used in your defined externals if you bundle Emotion for whatever reason. It references useInsertionEffect in a very specific way that allows us to use it conditionally. However, if the code consuming Emotion is bundled as a library with Emotion in it then some bundlers might change the way in which we reference useInsertionEffect and that might create problems for bundlers used to consume the said library code. By externalizing this new package you can still bundle Emotion if you want to without running into this problem as you won't "destroy" the carefully crafted reference to useInsertionEffect in the process.
Note that we don't recommend bundling Emotion. You should have very specific reasons to do so.
#2819bbad8c79 Thanks @nicksrandall! - exports field has been added to the package.json manifest. It limits what files can be imported from a package but we've tried our best to allow importing all the files that were considered to be a part of the public API.
#2819bbad8c79 Thanks @nicksrandall! - Thanks to the added exports field, the package now includes a worker condition that can be utilized by properly configured bundlers when targeting worker-like environments. It fixes the issue with browser-specific files being prioritized by some bundlers when targeting workers.
#2759 Thanks @srmagura, @Andarist! - Change the argument of the shouldForwardProp option of styled from PropertyKey to string in the TypeScript definitions.
#23333055efdd Thanks @Andarist! - shouldForwardProp has been changed from being a bivariant method to a contravariant function - it improves the type-safety for those that type this option.
#23333055efdd Thanks @antongolub! - FilteringStyledOptions and StyledOptions types no longer require a type argument for the Props generic.
#265139ac5b99 Thanks @Andarist! - Fixed a transpilation issue that caused useInsertionEffect to be referenced directly in the specifiers list of the import statement. This has caused build errors in the consuming tools since the import statement can only reference known exports of a module.
#26002f27156a Thanks @Andarist! - Refactored code to use the upcoming React.useInsertionEffect when it's available (this is a new hook that is going to be introduced in React 18). This shouldn't have any effect on existing codebases and the change should be transparent.
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