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chore(deps-dev): bump postcss from 7.0.32 to 8.0.3 in /ui #83

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 3 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Bumps postcss from 7.0.32 to 8.0.3.

Release notes

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8.0.3

  • Fixed client-side bundling support.

8.0.2

  • Fix plugin packs support.

8.0.1

  • Updated Processor#version.

8.0 “President Ose”

PostCSS 8.0 brings new plugin API, node_modules size reduction, better source map support, and CSS parser improvements.

Check out a day-by-day diary of PostCSS 8.0 development process.

Known Issues

  • postcss-cli need to be updated PostCSS to run new plugins
  • gulp-postcss need to be updated PostCSS to run new plugins
  • postcss-load-plugins (used by some environments) can’t load new plugins

Thanks to Sponsors

With more than 100 M downloads per month, it becomes hard to support PostCSS in free time. For instance, getting the 8.0 release ready took 4 months of work.

This release was possible thanks to out community. Tailwind CSS, De Voorhoede, InVision AG, Brainbow, and many individual contributions.

If your company wants to support the sustainability of front-end infrastructure or just wants to give some love to PostCSS, you can join our supporters by:

Breaking Changes

We try to avoid any breaking changes for end-users:

  • PostCSS 8 dropped Node.js 6.x, 8.x, 11.x, and 13.x versions support. All these versions have no security updates anymore.
  • We now serve ES6+ sources in the npm package without Babel compilation. If you are creating tools like CodePen and put PostCSS into the client-side JS bundle, you may need to run Babel on node_modules/postcss for old browsers.
  • We removed rarely used postcss.vendor API.

New Plugin API

The biggest change in PostCSS 8 is a new plugin API. Thanks to @BondarenkoAlex for big help in creating a new API.

Changelog

Sourced from postcss's changelog.

8.0.3

  • Fixed client-side bundling support.

8.0.2

  • Fixed plugin packs support.

8.0.1

  • Updated Processor#version.

8.0 “President Ose”

  • Removed support for Node.js 6.x, 8.x, 11.x, and 13.x versions.
  • Removed postcss.vendor helpers.
  • Deprecated postcss.plugin() API.
  • Treats sourceMap.sources as URL instead of file path.
  • Plugins and runners must have postcss in peerDependencies.
  • Prohibited to extend PostCSS AST classes.
  • Moved from JSDoc to TypeDoc.
  • Moved unknown source from counter to random IDs.
  • Added visitor API for plugins (by Alexey Bondarenko).
  • Added ES modules support.
  • Added named exports for public classes const { Rule } = require('postcss).
  • Added position.url to Node#origin() result.
  • Added opts.maps.absolute = true option.
  • Added opts.maps.annotation = (file, root) => url option support.
  • Added Node#source.offset (by Ayaz Zaynutdinov).
  • Added Declaration#variable.
  • Added JSON source map support.
  • Added index source map support.
  • Added Declaration#value auto-converting to string.
  • Fixed parsing {} in at-rule parameters.
  • Fixed parsing empty Custom Properties. --foo: ; will have value.
  • Fixed building PostCSS with Rollup (by MapGrid).
  • Fixed TypeScript types.
  • Fixed source map relative paths.
  • Fixed calling replaceWith with input replaced node (by Joseph Kaptur).
  • Improved “Writing a PostCSS Plugin” docs (by Alexey Bondarenko).
  • Removed Babel from the project’s release process.
  • Removed docs from npm package.
  • Replaced chalk to colorette.
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dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Superseded by #84.