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18.0.7 (2024-07-03)
| Commit | Type | Description |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| 67bf90131 | fix | make ng update to keep newline at the end of package.json |
| Commit | Type | Description |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
| 9b43ecbd0 | fix | reduce the number of max workers to available CPUs minus one |
| 03dad6806 | fix | rollback terser to 5.29.2 |
| Commit | Type | Description | | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | fc928f638 | fix | correctly name entry points to match budgets | | 2d51e8607 | fix | redirect to path with trailing slash for asset directories | | 16f1c1e01 | fix | reduce the number of max workers to available CPUs minus one |
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