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v5.8.0 2023 December 30
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- Thank you to the sponsors: Andrew Nesbitt, Balsa, Codecov, Poonacha Medappa, Rob Morris, Sentry, Syntax
v5.7.0 2023 December 28
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v5.6.0 2023 December 6
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v5.5.0 2023 November 25
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v5.4.0 2023 November 21
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v5.3.0 2023 November 20
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v5.2.0 2023 November 20
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v5.1.0 2023 November 2
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v5.0.0 2023 November 1
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- Updated license from
MITtoArtistic-2.0 - Minimum required node version changed from
node: >=10tonode: >=18to keep up with mandatory ecosystem changes - No longer uses
node-fetch, instead uses the Node.jsfetchbuiltin - Changed default threshold to 85% to support ES2018 with Node.js 14
v4.5.0 2021 July 30
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v4.4.0 2021 July 29
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v4.3.0 2021 July 28
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v4.2.1 2021 July 28
- Fixed the functionality of
v4.2.1for its intended use case
v4.2.0 2021 July 28
- For the simpler API methods, it now supports a fallback return pre-seeded by a specified ECMAScript version (defaults to
ES5) for when the API is inaccessible or the Node.js release has not yet had data added for it, such as Node.js v0.8.x.
v4.1.0 2021 July 28
- Now supports significant Node.js version numbers, such as
12or0.12
v4.0.0 2021 July 28
- Prior
fetchExclusiveCompatibleESVersionsForNodeVersionsis nowfetchAllCompatibleESVersionsForNodeVersions fetchExclusiveCompatibleESVersionsForNodeVersionsnow only returns the minimum amount of ECMAScript versions that are required to support the specified Node.js releases, which was its intent
v3.0.0 2021 July 28
- Same API, however additional properties and methods for simplifying the identification of which ECMAScript versions are actually compatible
v2.0.0 2021 July 27
- Now explicit about what version is what
- Now includes the information of the versions in each ECMAScript version compatibility result for simplicity
v1.0.0 2021 July 26
- Initial working release