Deno v1.4.1 — Release Notes & Engineering Impact
Deno v1.4.1. Source highlight: fix(cli/console): escape special characters in strings and property names (#7546, #7533, #7550)
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Deno v1.4.1. Source highlight: fix(cli/console): escape special characters in strings and property names (#7546, #7533, #7550)
Prisma 2.7.1. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.7.1` patch release.
Prisma 2.7.0. Source highlight: Today we are excited to share the `2.7.0` stable release.
Tailwind CSS v1.8.10. Source highlight: Prevent new `dark` experiment from causing third-party `dark` variants to inherit stacking behavior (#2382)
Deno v1.4.0. Source highlight: feat: Implement WebSocket API (#7051, #7437)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.9. Source highlight: Add negative spacing values to inset plugin in the `extendedSpacingScale` experiment (#2358)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.8. Source highlight: Register dark mode plugin outside of `resolveConfig` code path (#2368)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.7. Source highlight: Fix issue where classes in escaped strings (like `class=\"block\"`) weren't extracted properly for purging (#2364)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.6. Source highlight: Fix issue where container padding not applied when using object syntax (#2353)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.5. Source highlight: Fix issue where `resolveConfig` didn't take into account configs added by feature flags (#2347)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.4. Source highlight: Fix issue where inserting extra PurgeCSS control comments could break integrated PurgeCSS support
Tailwind CSS v1.8.3. Source highlight: Fix issue where `font-variant-numeric` utilities would break in combination with most CSS minifier configurations (f3660ce)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.2. Source highlight: Fix bug where dark mode variants would cause an error if you had a `plugins` array in your config (#2322)
Tailwind CSS v1.8.1. Source highlight: Fix bug in the new font-variant-numeric utilities which broke the whole rule
Tailwind CSS v1.8.0. Source highlight: Tailwind CSS v1.8 is now available with a handful of new utilities, a couple new features, and an exciting new experiment 🌚!
Deno v1.3.3. Source highlight: feat(unstable): Add Deno.futime and Deno.futimeSync (#7266)
Prisma 2.6.2. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.6.2` patch release.
Prisma 2.6.1. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.6.1` patch release.
Prisma 2.6.0. Source highlight: Today we are excited to share the `2.6.0` stable release.
Deno v1.3.2. Source highlight: fix(cli): revert "never type check deno info #6978" (#7199)
Tailwind CSS v1.7.6. Source highlight: Fix bug where the new experimental `@apply` implementation broke when applying a variant class with the `important` option globally enabled
Tailwind CSS v1.7.5 is published, but the available notes are too limited to assess upgrade impact. Review the official source before upgrading.
Tailwind CSS v1.7.4. Source highlight: Fix bug where the new `applyComplexClasses` experiment didn't behave as expected with rules with multiple selectors, like `.foo, .bar { color: red }`
Deno v1.3.1. Source highlight: fix: Allow isolated "%"s when parsing file URLs (#7108)
TypeScript v4.0.2. Source highlight: For release notes, check out the release announcement.
Prisma 2.5.1. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.5.1` patch release.
Tailwind CSS v1.7.3. Source highlight: Fix bug that prevented defining colors as closures when the gradientColorStops plugin was enabled
Tailwind CSS v1.7.2. Source highlight: Reuse generated CSS as much as possible in long-running processes instead of needlessly recalculating
Tailwind CSS v1.7.1 is published, but the available notes are too limited to assess upgrade impact. Review the official source before upgrading.
Tailwind CSS v1.7.0. Source highlight: Another new Tailwind release is here! This one sort of came out of nowhere and is loaded with exciting stuff (especially down in the experiments section...)
Prisma 2.5.0. Source highlight: Today we are excited to share the `2.5.0` stable release.
Tailwind CSS v1.6.3. Source highlight: Fixes issue where `motion-safe` and `motion-reduce` variants didn't stack correctly with `group-hover` variants
Deno v1.3.0. Source highlight: feat: Add "--no-check" flag to deno install (#6948)
Deno v1.2.3. Source highlight: fix: Never type check in deno info (#6978)
Prisma 2.4.1. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.4.1` patch release.
Prisma 2.4.0. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.4.0` stable release.
Tailwind CSS v1.6.2 is published, but the available notes are too limited to assess upgrade impact. Review the official source before upgrading.
Tailwind CSS v1.6.1. Source highlight: Fixes an issue where animation keyframes weren't included in the build without `@tailwind base` (#2108)
Deno v1.2.2. Source highlight: fix: Change release build flags to optimize for size (#6907)
Tailwind CSS v1.6.0. Source highlight: It's like Tailwind CSS v1.5 except now there's animation support, overscroll utilities, and more! 🥳
Deno v1.2.1. Source highlight: fix: IPv6 hostname should be compressed (#6772)
Prisma 2.3.0. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.3.0` stable release.
Tailwind CSS v1.5.2. Source highlight: Fixes issue where you could no longer use `@apply` with unprefixed class names if you had configured a prefix
TypeScript v3.9.7. Source highlight: For release notes, check out the release announcement.
Tailwind CSS v1.5.1. Source highlight: Fixes accidental breaking change where adding component variants using the old manual syntax (as recommended in the docs) stopped working
Tailwind CSS v1.5.0. Source highlight: I was hoping to save v1.5.0 for something _really_ exciting (🌘) but we needed a new feature to support the new @tailwindcss/typography plugin so h\*ck it, we're dropping some new stuff on you early. Enjoy! 🥳
Prisma 2.2.2. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.2.2` patch release.
Deno v1.2.0. Source highlight: feat(cli): Add --cert option to "deno upgrade" (#6609)
Prisma 2.2.1. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.2.1` patch release.
Prisma 2.2.0. Source highlight: Today, we are issuing the `2.2.0` stable release.