…le extensions for type definitions.
Updated the Rollup plugin's logic for generating type definition files
to ensure compatibility with additional file extensions, including
.cjs.js and .mjs.js.
This change improves the handling of entry points and ensures that
corresponding .d.ts files are correctly named and emitted in all
supported scenarios.
Added a comprehensive test case to validate the new behavior.
closed#29308
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BREAKING CHANGE: We are updating our minimum node version to `20.19.0`
which drops support for all prior versions.
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This PR updates `nx release` to use the revamped versioning
implementation by default. It also updates and adds relevant
documentation, and provides an automated migration for the new
configuration structure.
For anyone exclusively versioning TS/JS packages, there should be no
real difference to your experience (although a number of bugs have been
fixed and new features around updating multiple `package.json` files at
once are now available to you with this change).
For the lifecycle of Nx v21, `release.version.useLegacyVersioning` will
remain as a option that can be set to `true` to revert to the old
behavior and configuration structure.
NOTE: This should only be a temporary solution, for example if one of
the plugins you use does provide a `VersionActions` based versioning
implementation yet. The option and legacy implementation will be removed
entirely in Nx v22 (in ~6 months).
BREAKING CHANGE:
**⚠️ For any early adopters of `VersionActions` in Nx 20.8 when it was
opt-in, there are breaking changes to the abstract class here as well.**
`manifestRootsToUpdate` has gone from `string[]` to `manifestsToUpdate:
{ manifestPath: string; preserveLocalDependencyProtocols: boolean; }[]`
to support controlling the local dependency updates per manifest in
order to support advanced source vs dist scenarios, and correspondingly
`isLocalDependencyProtocol` has been removed from the abstract class and
the method will no longer be called from the core logic. It should be
thought of as an implementation detail of `updateProjectDependencies`
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- there is no option `fallbackCurrentVersionResolver: 'disk',`
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- move code to add release for publishable libraries into its own file
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BREAKING CHANGE
In Nx v19, implementing a custom changelog renderer would involve a lot
of work on the user side. They would need to create an additional
function making every property available in its declaration and then
call the underlying default one and customize the final string (or
reimplement the whole thing).
E.g.
```js
const changelogRenderer = async ({
projectGraph,
commits,
releaseVersion,
project,
entryWhenNoChanges,
changelogRenderOptions,
repoSlug,
conventionalCommitsConfig,
changes,
}) => {
const defaultChangelog = await defaultChangelogRenderer({
projectGraph,
commits,
releaseVersion,
project,
entryWhenNoChanges,
changelogRenderOptions,
repoSlug,
conventionalCommitsConfig,
changes,
});
// ...Do custom stuff and return final string...
};
module.exports = changelogRenderer;
```
In Nx v20, changelog renderer are classes. The DefaultChangelogRenderer
can therefore easily and granularly be extended and customized, and the
config does not need to be redeclared on the user side at all. We will
improve things even further in this area, but this breaking change is an
important stepping stone.
E.g. for manipulating the final string equivalent to the previous
example:
```js
module.exports = class CustomChangelogRenderer extends (
DefaultChangelogRenderer
) {
async render() {
const defaultChangelogEntry = await super.render();
// ...Do custom stuff and return final string...
}
};
```
E.g. for customizing just how titles get rendered:
```js
class CustomChangelogRenderer extends DefaultChangelogRenderer {
renderVersionTitle(): string {
return 'Custom Version Title';
}
}
```
BREAKING CHANGE
In Nx v19, `release.version.generatorOptions.updateDependents` is
"never" by default, meaning dependents are not automatically patched
when their dependencies change (applicable to independent projects).
In Nx v20, `release.version.generatorOptions.updateDependents` is "auto"
by default, meaning dependents are automatically patched when their
dependencies change (applicable to independent projects).
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When using version plans as a versioning strategy with `nx release`,
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There is a new `nx release plan:check` subcommand, intended to be run in
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touched projects are not represented in at least one version plan file
on disk.
What constitutes a touched file is shared with our `affected` logic in
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This repo uses Nx `19.4.0-rc.1`
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Snapshot tests are failing.
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## Current Behavior
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Lifecycle scripts related to publishing change the output of `npm
publish`, which mixes JSON with non-JSON content despite the `--json`
flag being set. Currently, we will error when attempting to parse the
whole thing as JSON.
The lifecycle scripts contents themselves are not shown to the user.
Additionally, during dry-run we have no choice but to print the version
that currently exists on disk, which can be confusing.
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We extract and parse the JSON from the `npm publish` output, even when
it is mixed with other output. We also show the lifecycle script outputs
to the user, where applicable.
During dry-run, we replace the version in the publish output with a
placeholder to avoid confusion around what would be published.
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When releasing projects independently, if a dependent project is
untouched directly by the changes, it will not have its version updated
and there is no way to opt into this behavior.
Additionally, circular dependencies between packages are not supported.
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When releasing projects independently, if a dependent project is
untouched directly by the changes, **BY DEFAULT** it will not have its
version updated, **BUT** you can opt into it always being updated via a
generator option (`release.version.generatorOptions.updateDependents =
auto` and you can control what kind of semver bump should be applied to
the otherwise unchanged dependent project. Transitive local dependents
(`A -> B -> C`) will also be updated in this scenario.
Additionally, when opted into, such version only changes will appear in
the changelog under a new `Updated Dependencies` section.
Circular dependencies between packages are now supported for versioning,
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Fixes#22268
