@grrr/gulpfile - npm Package Versions

v9.0.1 (2022-01-02)

A fix was added since gulp-eslint is abandoned, and resulted in an ESLint config conflict. The default .eslintrc config now has been updated.

ESLint config

If your project is using a custom config, please add or update the following rules:

{
    "parser": "@babel/eslint-parser",
    "parserOptions": {
        "ecmaVersion": "latest",
        "requireConfigFile": false
    }
}

v9.0.0 (2022-10-31)

All dependencies were updated, and the following breaking changes are introduced:

• The minimum Node.js version is now 14.18; all packages were tested with the latest LTS (Node.js 18).
• The engines restriction is removed from the package.json, allowing for easier future usage without actively updating this package.
• Stylelint was updated. Update your config if: your project uses a custom config (.stylelintrc), and your project is using a parsing language (e.g. Sass with SCSS syntax). See below for config adjustments.
• An update to gulp-svgstore will now transfer presentation attributes from original icons root to a wrapping group (<svg> to <g>). See below for instructions.

Stylelint config

If you're using a custom .stylelintrc, add following to your configuration (given that you're using Sass with SCSS syntax):

"overrides": [
    {
      "files": ["*.scss", "**/*.scss"],
      "customSyntax": "postcss-scss"
    }
]

Icons task

If you're using the icons tasks to generate an icon SVG sheet, make sure to verify your icons. Previously presentation attributes on the <svg> were dropped, now they're transferred to a wrapping <g>.

For example: if there's a fill="none" on the parent <svg>, this will now be copied, while previously one might've only removed them on <path>s. In this case it would render the icons transparent if a fill was set via CSS.

v8.0.0 (2020-09-01)

• We've moved away from sass-lint in favor of stylelint, since the former is no longer supported. Note that any sass-lint:ignore rules you might have used in current projects won't work anymore!
• We've started to use Prettier at GRRR. This means the default RC files for eslint and stylelint will extend from Prettier. If you don't want to use Prettier, you can create your own lint config files, they will be picked up in favor of the defaults.