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@inquirer/number@1.0.0

30 Jun 20:56
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First release of our brand new number prompt.

@inquirer/core@9.0.0

30 Jun 20:57
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  • Small breaking change: type InquirerReadline is now part of the @inquirer/type library and should be imported from there if needed.

inquirer@9.3.1

27 Jun 15:44
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  • Fix risk of prototype injection.

inquirer@9.3.0

26 Jun 21:39
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  • Replace chalk with picolors (in 9.3.2 went to yoctocolors to stay with Sindre's packages and reduce amount of provenance.)
  • Drop many dependencies in favour of native functions when possible.

No impact expected, but it's a large changes in dependencies. Let us know if you run into any issues upgrading!

@inquirer/prompts@5.0.7

26 Jun 21:37
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  • Replace chalk with picolors (in 5.1.0 went to yoctocolors to stay with Sindre's packages and reduce amount of provenance.)
  • TS 5.5 (no impact expected on package users)

@inquirer/password@2.1.10

19 Jun 21:20
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  • Fix whitespace inconsistencies #1411

@inquirer/core@8.2.3

19 Jun 21:22
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  • Performance improvements to usePrefix() when switched to loading mode. There's now a little delay of 300ms before displaying the loader to avoid flickering when fast validation occurs.

inquirer@9.2.22

17 May 20:26
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  • editor prompt: Fixed compatibility issue between default and waitUserInput options. #1405

@inquirer/core@8.2.0

13 May 15:18
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  • makeTheme now performs deep merges of the theme objects.

@inquirer/core@8.1.0

26 Apr 15:34
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  • [Typescript] useState doesn't require a default value anymore; in which case it'll default to undefined
  • [Typescript] useRef doesn't require a default value anymore; in which case it'll default to undefined

Examples:

const [value, setValue] = useState<number>();
// value: number | undefined;

const [value, setValue] = useState<number>(1);
// value: number;