feat(app): re-introduced quasar.conf.js > framework > components/directives for special cases (like when also using functional components which cannot be covered by auto-import feature)
feat(app): ensure quasar.conf.js > animations does not contain duplicates
Fixes
fix(app): For importStrategy "auto", add quasar.conf.js > framework > config > spinner (if configured) to components list #7269
fix(app): Avoid some issues by specifying higher versions for deps of "@quasar/babel-preset-app" (#7266)
@quasar/app-v2.0.0
Important! Upgrading to "@quasar/app" v2 requires following a 5 minute guide.
The JS transpilation (with the help of Babel) has been rethought from the ground up (now using core-js v3). It will now transpile based on the Browser compatibility that you configure. It will no longer go transpiling directly to ES5, but it will look for exactly what JS features need transpiling based on the configured browsers. Be mindful about it though, as it is sufficient to add one "bad apple" in the options list and that will dumb down your code back to ES5.
The "modern build" is no longer necessary due to the above. However, if you want to disable transpiling (it's perfectly equivalent), now you can: quasar.conf.js > build > transpile: false.
Support for a /public folder which replaces /src/statics. The new folder will allow you to supply static content at the root/app base level, rather than as statics/*. One useful example: robots.txt
SSR mode now supports a custom publicPath too
The configured publicPath is now applied to dev mode by default
Capacitor v2 and Workbox v5 support
Simpler quasar.conf.js > build > transpileDependencies; it now supports String (auto transforms it to `/node_modules/...') and Regexes too
Simpler quasar.conf.js > build > env; you no longer need to JSON.stringify each value (you now must not!)
Simpler quasar.conf.js > framework config Object; "all" prop has been renamed to "importStrategy" and it allows "all" or "auto" (the default) values; "components" and "directives" are no longer taken into account because you don't need them
New param for boot files and preFetch (publicPath); the "redirect()" method now fully supports a Vue Router location Object (on all build modes, on server-side or client-side); preFetch hook now also receive "urlPath" param
New API method for App Extension's install script: api.renderFile() #6648
Upgraded to latest version of Typescript (v3.9.5 as of writing these lines; will also require "quasar" v1.12.6)
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chore(app): Bump version505f1ec
chore(ui): Bump versione0ccd67
feat(docs): improve hmr for pwa page #727275bd68a
fix(QBanner): regression on previous small tweak9ba7a98
fix(Loading): add missing API regarding quasar.conf > framework > config > lo...7c956a0
fix(app): For importStrategy "auto", add quasar.conf.js > framework > config ...d07fc96
feat(app): ensure quasar.conf.js > animations does not contain duplicates18b5044
feat(app): re-introduce quasar.conf.js > framework > components/directives fo...9b64dd4
fix(docs/cli): Corrects minor grammar mistake (#7268)021e524
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