AI Changelog

New Features

Process Execution: Introduces the new execa.command() method, allowing users to specify commands and their arguments as a single string, simplifying command execution especially for paths with spaces.
Process Execution: Adds the ability to retry killing a process after a specified duration, enhancing control over process management.
Process Execution: Increases the default maxBuffer value from 10 MB to 100 MB, resolving issues for users processing larger data like images.
Process Execution: Removes the deprecated execa.stdout() and execa.stderr() methods, streamlining the API and encouraging destructuring for accessing output.

Documentation: Improves the documentation for execa.node(), providing clearer guidance and adding missing TypeScript definitions.
Error Handling: Enhances error messages for better clarity, ensuring users receive more informative feedback when processes fail.
Process Execution: Simplifies the cancel() method, making it easier to use without changing its behavior.
Process Execution: Adds a new property result.all that combines both stdout and stderr outputs, providing a complete view of the process output.

Fix the issue where stdin: 0 is incorrectly allowed with stdio, ensuring proper usage of these options.
Fixes the shape of exceptions thrown by execa.sync(), ensuring consistency in error handling across synchronous and asynchronous calls.
Fixes the error.timedOut property not functioning correctly with execa.sync(), ensuring accurate timeout reporting.
Fixes the handling of maxBuffer to ensure that errors related to buffer limits are reported consistently across all streams.

Add a new promotional sentence to the README about job searching, enhancing community engagement.
Introduce a new catchphrase for execa: 'Process execution for humans', making the branding more relatable and memorable.
Add a logo to the project, enhancing visual identity and recognition.

Process Execution: Introduces the new execa.command() method, allowing users to specify commands and their arguments as a single string, simplifying command execution especially for paths with spaces.
Process Execution: Adds the ability to retry killing a process after a specified duration, enhancing control over process management.
Process Execution: Increases the default maxBuffer value from 10 MB to 100 MB, resolving issues for users processing larger data like images.
Process Execution: Removes the deprecated execa.stdout() and execa.stderr() methods, streamlining the API and encouraging destructuring for accessing output.

Documentation: Improves the documentation for execa.node(), providing clearer guidance and adding missing TypeScript definitions.
Error Handling: Enhances error messages for better clarity, ensuring users receive more informative feedback when processes fail.
Process Execution: Simplifies the cancel() method, making it easier to use without changing its behavior.
Process Execution: Adds a new property result.all that combines both stdout and stderr outputs, providing a complete view of the process output.

Fix the issue where stdin: 0 is incorrectly allowed with stdio, ensuring proper usage of these options.
Fixes the shape of exceptions thrown by execa.sync(), ensuring consistency in error handling across synchronous and asynchronous calls.
Fixes the error.timedOut property not functioning correctly with execa.sync(), ensuring accurate timeout reporting.
Fixes the handling of maxBuffer to ensure that errors related to buffer limits are reported consistently across all streams.

Add a new promotional sentence to the README about job searching, enhancing community engagement.
Introduce a new catchphrase for execa: 'Process execution for humans', making the branding more relatable and memorable.
Add a logo to the project, enhancing visual identity and recognition.