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build(deps): bump vue-property-decorator from 7.3.0 to 9.1.2 #496

Open dependabot-preview[bot] opened 3 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 3 years ago

Bumps vue-property-decorator from 7.3.0 to 9.1.2.

Release notes

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v8.4.2

#306 Fix @Emit decorator

v8.3.0

  • Update vue-class-component #266 #262
  • Fix Provide/ProvideReactive compatibility #264 #249

v8.2.2

  • #246 Move Vue dependency into devDependency

v8.2.1

  • Fix TypeScript config

v8.2.0

  • #204 Add @PropSync decorator
  • #205 Add @ProvideReactive and @InjectReactive decorator
  • #208 Add @Ref decorator

v8.1.1

  • #201 fix @Emit return value to make it transparent

v8.1.0

No release notes provided.

v8.0.0

  • Use vue-class-component@7.x.x
Changelog

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v9.1.2

Bug fixes

  • Fix typings field in package.json (#356)

v9.1.1

Bug fixes

  • Fix main and module field in package.json

v9.1.0

New features

  • Add @ModelSync decorator (#254)
  • Add @VModel decorator (#276)

Bug fixes

  • Make reactive provided values configureable (#330)

Refactoring / others

  • Breaking change Rename vue-property-decorator.ts to index.ts (c8c88642f589c8cb1a2f3a09034a01b17152bae7)
    • Exported files are also renamed from vue-property-decorator.* to index.*
  • Split source code into separate files (d7954f8ca1a729a53da207317139fc76cefe98b2)
  • Bump dependency versions

v9.0.2

v9.0.1 (Failed to publish to npm)

  • Fix ProvideReactive (#328)
  • Fix README.md (#329)

v9.0.0

  • Move vue-class-component to peerDependencies

v8.5.1

  • Move vue-class-component to dependencies

v8.5.0

  • Revert #299
  • Add CHANGELOG.md
  • Fix README.md (#319)
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