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18.1.0-next.2 "ivory-infinity" (2024-06-12)
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | 0bc6583892 | feat | drag-drop: add mixed orientation support |
| Commit | Type | Description | | -- | -- | -- | | 6f698fa4e2 | feat | core: add option to configure prefix of system variables (#29139) | | e7312037f7 | fix | dialog: Make autofocus work with animations disabled (#29195) | | 3b32d0e7c9 | fix | dialog: Make focus behavior consistent across zoneful/zoneless apps (#29192) | | 566057b8f5 | fix | divider: non-text color contrast issues (#28995) | | e3abc65d7d | fix | radio: mark radio-group for check on touch (#29203) | | 3da43230e6 | fix | schematics: estimate missing hues in M3 schematic (#29231) | | d717de5150 | fix | snack-bar: fix overrides mixin name typo (#29180) |
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License: MIT
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