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New Features

IPC: Introduce a new abortSignal option that allows for graceful termination of subprocesses, enabling them to perform cleanup logic before exiting. This also adds an error.isAborted property to indicate if the subprocess was aborted.
IPC: Add a new error.isForcefullyTerminated property that indicates if a subprocess was terminated by the forceKillAfterDelay option, providing clearer error handling for users.
IPC: Implement a new exchangeMessage() method to avoid race conditions when sending and receiving messages between processes, enhancing the reliability of IPC communication.
IPC: Add a new ipcInput option that allows users to pass various types of values to subprocesses, expanding the flexibility of data handling in IPC.

Improvements

Documentation: Enhance the documentation for IPC, providing best practices and clearer explanations of signal handling, which helps users understand how to effectively manage subprocesses.
Performance: Improve the speed of type checking, making it approximately four times faster, which enhances the overall development experience.
Documentation: Improve the documentation of Execa methods, making it easier for users to understand how to use the library effectively.
Documentation: Update the documentation regarding shell behavior to clarify how commands are executed, helping users avoid common misconceptions.

Fixes

Fix broken links in the documentation to ensure users have access to accurate and up-to-date information.
Fix the type of the forceKillAfterDelay option to correctly reflect that true is an allowed value, ensuring proper usage in TypeScript.
Fix the result.ipc type to accurately represent the messages sent by the subprocess, improving type safety for users.

Others

Add a caching mechanism for link checking in documentation, reducing the number of requests made and improving performance when verifying links.
Automatically check Markdown links in documentation using a GitHub action, ensuring that all links are valid and reducing manual checks.

New Features

IPC: Introduce a new abortSignal option that allows for graceful termination of subprocesses, enabling them to perform cleanup logic before exiting. This also adds an error.isAborted property to indicate if the subprocess was aborted.

IPC: Add a new error.isForcefullyTerminated property that indicates if a subprocess was terminated by the forceKillAfterDelay option, providing clearer error handling for users.

IPC: Implement a new exchangeMessage() method to avoid race conditions when sending and receiving messages between processes, enhancing the reliability of IPC communication.

IPC: Add a new ipcInput option that allows users to pass various types of values to subprocesses, expanding the flexibility of data handling in IPC.

Improvements

Documentation: Enhance the documentation for IPC, providing best practices and clearer explanations of signal handling, which helps users understand how to effectively manage subprocesses.

Performance: Improve the speed of type checking, making it approximately four times faster, which enhances the overall development experience.

Documentation: Improve the documentation of Execa methods, making it easier for users to understand how to use the library effectively.

Documentation: Update the documentation regarding shell behavior to clarify how commands are executed, helping users avoid common misconceptions.

Fixes

Fix broken links in the documentation to ensure users have access to accurate and up-to-date information.

Fix the type of the forceKillAfterDelay option to correctly reflect that true is an allowed value, ensuring proper usage in TypeScript.

Fix the result.ipc type to accurately represent the messages sent by the subprocess, improving type safety for users.

sindresorhus / execa

v9.2.0v9.1.0

New Features

Improvements

Fixes

Others

New Features

Improvements

Fixes

Others