Releases: stdlib-js/stdlib
Release list
v0.4.1
Bug fix
This release addresses an installation issue due to outdated namespace packages in the top-level package.json.
v0.4.0
New features, refactorings, and bug fixes
This release has several breaking changes. For those migrating from v0.3.x and earlier, you are advised to explicitly confirm whether your API usage is still supported. For most use cases, everything should work the same; however, for some APIs, we've reorganized implementations, moved associated packages to different namespaces, and refactored existing implementations to adopt new API signatures.
v0.3.2
v0.3.1
New features, refactorings, and bug fixes
This release addresses an installation issue due to a missing top-level namespace in the top-level package.json. Most new feature work has involved adding C implementations to existing mathematical packages.
v0.3.0
New features, refactorings, and bug fixes
This release has several breaking changes. For those migrating from v0.2.0 and earlier, you are advised to explicitly confirm whether your API usage is still supported. For most use cases, everything should work the same; however, for some APIs, we've reorganized implementations, moved associated packages to different namespaces, and refactored existing implementations to adopt new API signatures.
v0.2.0
New features, refactorings, and bug fixes
This release has several breaking changes. For those migrating from v0.1.0 and earlier, you are advised to explicitly confirm whether your API usage is still supported. For most use cases, everything should work the same; however, for some APIs, we've reorganized implementations and refactored existing implementations to adopt new API signatures.
v0.1.0
New features, refactorings, and bug fixes
This release has several breaking changes. For those migrating from v0.0.96 and earlier, you are advised to explicitly confirm whether your API usage is still supported. For most use cases, everything should work the same; however, for some APIs, we've moved packages, reorganized implementations, and refactored existing implementations to adopt new API signatures (e.g., complex number APIs).