reffy - npm Package Versions

v14.0.0 - 2023-08-01

Breaking changes

• Make Reffy skip discontinued specs by default (#1341)

Specs in browser-specs will be more consistently preserved in the list, even when they get abandoned or replaced by other proposals, so that browser-specs can act as a useful source for Specref. Reffy will no longer crawl specs that have a "discontinued" standing in browser-specs. At the time of the change, this affects 5 specs, which used to be crawled by default, and no longer are: DOM-Level-2-Style, selectors-non-element-1, tracking-dnt, wpub-ann, wpub.

Feature patches

• Bump action versions in job (#1342)
• [tests] Adapt to mock headers structure (#1343)

Dependency bumps

• Bump rollup from 3.26.2 to 3.27.0 (#1345)
• Bump semver from 7.5.3 to 7.5.4 (#1330)
• Bump respec from 34.1.4 to 34.1.6 (#1339)
• Bump webidl2 from 24.4.0 to 24.4.1 (#1332)
• Bump puppeteer from 20.8.0 to 20.9.0 (#1338)
• Bump web-specs from 2.63.0 to 2.65.0 (#1346)

v13.0.0 - 2023-04-24

Breaking changes

• Bump minimal supported version of Node.js from v14 to v18 (#1271)

Required by dependency on ReSpec, although note this dependency is only for tests (devDependencies in package.json). The crawler itself should continue to run under previous versions of Node for now but this may not last!

Dependency bumps

• Bump respec from 32.8.0 to 34.0.1 (#1270). This triggers the need to bump the minimal supported version of Node.js.
• Bump puppeteer from 19.9.1 to 19.10.1 (#1267)
• Bump rollup from 3.20.4 to 3.20.7 (#1266)
• Bump semver from 7.4.0 to 7.5.0 (#1264)

Feature patches

• Events: Skip asides in "fire an event" phrasing (#1269)

v12.0.0 - 2023-02-24

Breaking changes

• Skip non-published specs when --release option is set (#1214)

The change is breaking in that a crawl on released versions of specs no longer contains info about specs that do not have a released version. For example, specs that only exist as living standards such as WHATWG specs are no longer crawled when the --release option is set. The --release option is typically used to run a crawl that completes a crawl on the nightly versions of specs. Goal of the change is to avoid crawling specs that are already in the nightly crawl.

Crawl results are unaltered otherwise. Tools that use Reffy should only need to update their logic if they expect a --release crawl to also yield info about non-released specs.

Feature patches

• ECMAScript spec: Fix dfn scoping and abstract op extraction (#1217)
• Drop legacyValue extraction logic (#1218)
• Encode URI fragments (#1216)