webpack-merge - npm Package Versions

5.1.0 / 2020-08-03

• Feature - Expose merge as default for backwards-compatibility with TypeScript. Now import merge from "webpack-merge"; works there. In CommonJS, the default alias is exposed through default property due to technical constraints.

5.0.9 / 2020-07-09

• Fix - Don't crash on merge() and merge([]). Now {} is returned in these corner cases.

5.0.8 / 2020-07-07

• Fix - Support Node 10 #138

5.0.7 / 2020-07-06

• Fix - Drop tslib dependency by setting "importHelpers": false,

5.0.6 / 2020-07-06

• Fix - Add tslib to dependencies

5.0.5 / 2020-07-06

• Tech - Optimize build size (UMD isn't needed)

5.0.4 / 2020-07-06

• Documentation - Use CommonJS imports at the examples. #137

5.0.3 / 2020-07-06

• Feature - Support TypeScript out of the box. #84 #86 #95 #110 #112
• Deprecation - merge.smart has been dropped as it's tricky to support all the corner cases. Instead, it's better to use the provided utilities to put together a merge that fits your case.
• Deprecation - mergeStrategy has been dropped in favor of using mergeWithCustomize with customizeArray and customizeObject.
• Deprecation - merge.multiple has been dropped as the functionality was too specific and it's better to implement in the user space if needed.
• Breaking - merge has been moved as a regular import (i.e. import { merge } from 'webpack-merge').
• Breaking - Merge customization has been moved behind mergeWithCustomize.
• Breaking - Bump supported Node version to 12
• Feature - customizeArray supports wildcards now. Example: 'entry.*': 'prepend'. #45 #99
• Feature - Throw an error in case a Promise is being merged. It's better to wrap configuration within a Promise and merge inside it. #81
• Fix - Drop lodash in favor of simpler dependencies. #134
• Fix - Make unique merge from right to left to match behavior elsewhere. #119
• Fix - Make sure unique doesn't lose non-unique items to merge. #125

Special thanks to Google and Addy Osmani for supporting the work financially as it allowed me to complete the work required by the new major release.