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v0.9.1

24 Mar 01:42
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Notable Changes

  • Align the TypeScript peer dependency requirement with the documentation (>= 5.8, including TypeScript 6)

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v0.9.0

02 Mar 05:35
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Noticeable Changes

  • feat: update lib to ES2022 by @Slessi in #41
  • chore: move noUncheckedIndexedAccess from base config to the lib config [fa4423b]
    • This is because noUncheckedIndexedAccess may have false positives, making it hard for existing codebases to upgrade.
    • But for new codebases, it’s still recommended to enable this flag from the beginning.

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v0.8.1

18 Aug 06:33
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fix: do not turn on exactOptionalPropertyTypes for now [a235c5f]

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v0.8.0

15 Aug 12:31
c2c92d6

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Breaking Changes

  • feat: disable libReplacement for better performance by @ntnyq in #35
  • feat!: enable noUncheckedIndexedAccess and exactOptionalPropertyTypes by @haoqunjiang in #36

If you experience a significant number of type errors in your projects after upgrading to this version, you might want to consider a gradual approach to adopting the new options:

  • After upgrading to @vue/tsconfig, use supress-ts-errors (npx suppress-ts-errors && npx suppress-ts-errors vue src/**/*.vue) to insert @ts-expect-error comments in your current codebase.
  • This way, the stricter configuration will only apply to any new code you add, allowing you to address the existing errors later when you have more time.

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v0.7.0

28 Nov 05:38
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Breaking Changes

  • Set skipLibCheck: false in tsconfig.lib.json [cee76cf]
  • Require Vue.js >= 3.4

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v0.6.0

10 Nov 15:57
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