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Version 3.0.0 (2019-02-02)
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Changed:
@/fooimports and similar are now treated as absolute imports. This is a common convention in Vue to avoid../../../fooimports. Previously,@/fooended up among npm packages. This was fixed by turning the absolute imports group into the “rest / trash can” group instead of the packages group. The packages group now only contain valid npm package names and Node.js builtins. The new grouping logic is:import "./setup": Side effect imports. (These are not sorted internally.)import react from "react": Packages (npm packages and Node.js builtins).import Error from "@/components/error.vue": Absolute imports, full URLs and other imports (such as Vue-style@/fooones).import a from "./a": Relative imports.
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Version 2.1.0 (2019-01-26)
- Added: [TypeScript] support, via [@typescript-eslint/parser].
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Version 2.0.0 (2018-11-30)
- Changed: [Flow type imports] are no longer put in their own group at the top. Type imports from npm packages are grouped among regular npm imports, relative type imports are group among regular relative imports, and so on. The reason for this change is the same as for [sorting on
from] – to avoid import “jumps” when they change. Previously, changingimport type { User } from "./user"intoimport { type User, getUser } from "./user"caused the line to jump from the top of the file (the type imports group) to further down (the relative imports group). Now it stays in the relative imports group in both cases.