Bump redux-thunk from 2.3.0 to 2.4.1

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Bumps redux-thunk from 2.3.0 to 2.4.1.

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v2.4.1

This release adds an explicit plain action overload to the ThunkDispatch TS type to better handle inference of the return value in some cases.

What's Changed

• Improve action return value resolution by @​markerikson in reduxjs/redux-thunk#327

Full Changelog: https://github.com/reduxjs/redux-thunk/compare/v2.4.0...v2.4.1

v2.4.0

This very overdue release makes several major improvements to the TypeScript types, and converts the actual source to TypeScript. Sorry for the delay!

Changelog

TypeScript Improvements

This release fixes several outstanding issues that had been reported with the types. An extra overload has been added to let TS correctly understand some generically-typed values being passed to dispatch, and the overloads have been reworked for additional compatibility.

There's also a new ThunkActionDispatch type that can be used to represent how bindActionCreators turns bound thunks into (arg) => thunkReturnValue.

Additionally, all of the generic args have been giving meaningful names instead of one-letter abbreviations (S -> State, E -> ExtraArgument, etc), and we've added descriptive comments in the type definitions for clarity.

Optional Global Dispatch Type Extension

Most Redux apps have the thunk middleware enabled, but the default Dispatch and bindActionCreator types only know about the standard behavior of a basic Redux store without any middleware. The thunk middleware types add to that type behavior, so that Dispatch knows dispatching a thunk can actually return a value such as a Promise.

We generally recommend inferring the type of dispatch and using that to create reusable types, including creating pre-typed hooks. However, some users may prefer to globally augment the Dispatch type to always use the additional thunk behavior.

You can now import 'redux-thunk/extend-redux' to globally augment the Dispatch type as an opt-in change in behavior.

Codebase Converted to TypeScript

We've gone ahead and converted the actual source to TS. Since the source was only 15-ish lines to begin with, most of the "conversion" time was just trying to convince TS that assigning thunk.extraArgument = createThunkMiddleware was a legal operation :)

We also updated the build tooling:

• Babel updates
• Rollup for the UMDs instead of Webpack
• Github Actions for CI instead of Travis

Finally, the README has been updated with newer instructions and usage information.

What's Changed

• Change misleading parameter name for overload of ThunkDispatch by @​jmrog in reduxjs/redux-thunk#216
• --save no longer needed by @​JoeCortopassi in reduxjs/redux-thunk#217

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Commits

• 876c893 2.4.1
• 5631c2d Merge pull request #327 from reduxjs/feature/return-action-resolution
• 931b5bb Add TS 4.5 to the matrix
• ba38cc9 README cleanup
• eb9ba09 Re-add explicit overload for a plain action
• ce76464 2.4.0
• d40a51f Update README
• 1ca950b Remove some T's
• 35595ad This already defaults to any
• 014936e Move up the type assertion
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Maintainer changes

This version was pushed to npm by acemarke, a new releaser for redux-thunk since your current version.

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