chore: release (next)

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Releases

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Major Changes

📝 #2352 20807a5 Thanks @pfulton!

This update removes --mod-* custom property hooks per SWC-1264, see also the RFC for extensible styling. In addition, this update cleans up any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles; this was done to reduce the number of custom properties that are defined at the component level and trim down the size of the CSS we are shipping to consumers.

• Remove all --mod-* custom property hooks.
• Keep existing class selectors and variants unchanged.
• Update stories to reflect the removal of the --mod-* override layer.
• Remove any component-level custom properties that did not rely on the CSS cascade to define the styles.
• Remove any high contrast mode styles being used where the default styles are sufficient.

Breaking change: the --mod-* override layer is removed. Consumers should set --spectrum-* variables directly where customization is needed.

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Minor Changes

📝 #4295 ec16396 Thanks @renovate!

Updated from @adobe/spectrum-tokens 13.15.1 -> 13.16.0.

Deprecated

• --spectrum-side-navigation-maximum-width
• --spectrum-side-navigation-with-icon-second-level-edge-to-text
• --spectrum-side-navigation-with-icon-third-level-edge-to-text

Added

• --spectrum-side-navigation-counter-to-disclosure
• --spectrum-side-navigation-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-to-content
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-text
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-text
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-trailing-accessory-area-to-edge
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-height
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-thickness
• --spectrum-side-navigation-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-to-content
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-text
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-text
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-indicator
• --spectrum-side-navigation-trailing-accessory-area-to-edge
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-height
• --spectrum-side-navigation-indicator-thickness

Updated

• --spectrum-side-navigation-minimum-width: Updated from 160px to 144px (desktop) and 200px to 180px (mobile).
• --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-edge-to-text: Updated from 24px to 38px (desktop) and 30px to 44px (mobile).
• --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-edge-to-text: Updated from 36px to 64px (desktop) and 45px to 70px (mobile).
• --spectrum-side-navigation-with-icon-second-level-edge-to-text: Updated from 50px to --spectrum-side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-text (desktop) and 62px to side-navigation-second-level-with-icon-edge-to-text (mobile).
• --spectrum-side-navigation-with-icon-third-level-edge-to-text: Updated from 62px to --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-text (desktop) and 77px to --spectrum-side-navigation-third-level-with-icon-edge-to-text (mobile).

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Patch Changes

Updated dependencies [ec16396]:

• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]

@spectrum-css/[email protected]

Patch Changes

Updated dependencies [ec16396, 20807a5]:

• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]
• @spectrum-css/[email protected]