7.4.0 (2023-04-10)

Features

• 113f513 #532 identifierBase parameter for .inc (#532) (@wraithgar, @b-bly)
• 48d8f8f #530 export new RELEASE_TYPES constant (@hcharley)

Bug Fixes

• 940723d #538 intersects with v0.0.0 and v0.0.0-0 (#538) (@wraithgar)
• aa516b5 #535 faster parse options (#535) (@H4ad)
• 61e6ea1 #536 faster cache key factory for range (#536) (@H4ad)
• f8b8b61 #541 optimistic parse (#541) (@H4ad)
• 796cbe2 #533 semver.diff prerelease to release recognition (#533) (@wraithgar, @dominique-blockchain)
• 3f222b1 #537 reuse comparators on subset (#537) (@H4ad)
• f66cc45 #539 faster diff (#539) (@H4ad)

Documentation

• c5d29df #530 Add "Constants" section to README (@hcharley)

7.3.8 (2022-10-04)

Bug Fixes

• d8ef32c #383 add support for node.js esm auto exports (#383) (@MylesBorins)

Documentation

• 7209b14 #477 update range.js comments to clarify the caret ranges examples (#477) (@amitse)

7.3.7 (2022-04-11)

Bug Fixes

• allow node >=10 (85b269a)
• bin: get correct value from arg separated by equals (#449) (4ceca76), closes #431
• ensure SemVer instance passed to inc are not modified (#427) (f070dde)
• inc prerelease with numeric preid (#380) (802e161)

Dependencies

• revert to lru-cache@6 (22ae54d)

7.3.6 (2022-04-05)

Bug Fixes

• https://github.com/npm/node-semver/issues/329 (cb1ca1d)
• properly escape dots in GTE0 regexes (#432) (11494f1)
• replace deprecated String.prototype.substr() (#445) (e2d55e7)
• replace regex used to split ranges (#434) (9ab7b71)

Documentation

• clarify * range behavior (cb1ca1d)

Dependencies

• lru-cache@7.4.0 (#442) (9a3064c)
• tap@16.0.0 (#439) (60cbb3f)

7.3.6 (2022-04-05)

Bug Fixes

• https://github.com/npm/node-semver/issues/329 (cb1ca1d)
• properly escape dots in GTE0 regexes (#432) (11494f1)
• replace deprecated String.prototype.substr() (#445) (e2d55e7)
• replace regex used to split ranges (#434) (9ab7b71)

Documentation

• clarify * range behavior (cb1ca1d)

Dependencies

• lru-cache@7.4.0 (#442) (9a3064c)
• tap@16.0.0 (#439) (60cbb3f)

7.3.0

• Add subset(r1, r2) method to determine if r1 range is entirely contained by r2 range.