ui5Command Line Interface
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UI5 CLI documentation can be found here: sap.github.io/ui5-tooling
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See CHANGELOG.md. A consolidated changelog (including changes from the other UI5 Tooling modules) is available on the Releases tab.
[v3.0.0] - 2023-02-09
UI5 Tooling v3 provides general support for ES2022 ECMAScript language features. See ECMAScript Support for details.
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Support for older Node.js and npm releases has been dropped for all UI5 Tooling modules. Only Node.js v16.18.0 and npm v8 or higher are supported.
All packages have been transformed to ES Modules. Therefore modules are no longer provides a CommonJS exports. If your project uses CommonJS, it needs to be converted to ES Modules or use a dynamic import for consuming UI5 Tooling modules.
For more information see also:
--translator. Use new option --dependency-definition to provide a file with
static dependency informationui5 build dev commandui5 tree: Removed --full, --json and --dedupe optionsThe jsdocGenerator processor and the corresponding generateJsdoc task will now throw an error when JSDoc reports an error (exit code != 0). This will also fail the build when running ui5 build jsdoc.
The manifestBundler processor and generateManifestBundle task has been removed because it is no longer required for the HTML5 repository in Cloud Foundry.
For library projects, the task "generateComponentPreload" is now executed after tasks "generateLibraryManifest" and "generateManifestBundle" instead of before them.
The following tasks have been removed:
The following processors have been removed:
As a replacement, the new 'minify' task and 'minifier' processor can be used.
Note: The minify task is executed earlier, before the bundling process takes place. Existing 'beforeTask' and 'afterTask' configuration of custom tasks might need to be adapted to cater for this change.
This removes the "/proxy" endpoint and the corresponding "connectUi5Proxy" middleware from the standard ui5-server. Internally, this middleware made use of the connect-openui5 proxy implementation (https://github.com/SAP/connect-openui5#proxy).
More sophisticated proxy solutions for ui5-server are already available in the form of custom middleware extensions from the UI5-community.
The UI5 Team might provide a dedicated custom middleware extension, with similar functionality, in the future.
An error is thrown when a resource shall be written to an adapter where the path of the resource does not starts with the virtual base path defined in the adapter.
Resources stored in the adapters can not be modified by reference anymore. All modifications need to be persisted by using the #write method in order to be reflected in the adapter.1d908bbc7ff3ecc99d99c
The @ui5/logger got refactored and as a result its API went public. Remove the usage of npmlog and refactor @ui5/logger modules to emit log events which are then caught in dedicated handlers. This is somewhat inspired by npm's proc-log module.
This breaking change removes capabilities that are likely to change and should not be part of a public API. This will ensure that later changes to the module can be done in a compatible manner.
Relevant changes:
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