Releases: duart38/Thread
Releases · duart38/Thread
v4.2.0
02 Mar 11:33
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What's Changed
fix: an issue that caused import() statements to resolve urls with the incorrect base url if the library was imported from the network
feat: Added debug system.
Full Changelog : v4.1.0...v4.2.0
v4.1.0
12 Sep 13:03
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v4.0.0
11 Sep 17:07
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v3.0.0
14 Apr 11:37
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What's changed?
Now using Blobs internally
Simplified logic
Less error-prone importing
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Requires Deno v1.9.0 or higher
v2.3.1
21 Mar 10:53
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Fixes
Fixed a minor issue with the default worker type being something other than "module"
v2.3.0
14 Mar 10:38
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Notes
This release includes breaking changes. (second constructor parameter is now module type)
Deno is no longer a constructor option (built in)
Fixed some issues caused by the new workerOptions interface
v2.2.0
04 Sep 21:34
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Fixes
This version fixes issues with nested imports
Extras
Thread no longer copies your modules in a temporary folder, instead it uses the full path of the files it needs.
Tests have also been added
v2.1.0
27 Aug 18:49
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Renamed filename to filepath
added utility method to clean-up imports
Pushed imports to a folder for easier cleanup
Added vscode debug settings
Added some examples
Made posting and binding return the instance for chaining
Added cleanup method inside main class
v2.0.0
26 Aug 15:19
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In this update we revised the way importing works.
Locally imported modules (to be used in worker) now copies the file and puts it in a temporary directory alongside your worker.
Over-the-net imported modules will just work as is
Re-introduced the Deno = true option within the constructor (this allows you to use Deno in the worker)
Moved from using an in solution folder to the temporary folder on your OS
Fixes -> #1
v1.0.1
15 Aug 13:51
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This version removes the Thread temp folder after loading
Now checking wether the to be imported file type is the correct extension