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Package name: @typespec/compiler
  • 0.57.0 - 2024-06-13

    @ typespec/compiler

    Bug Fixes

    • #3399 Preserve leading whitespace in fenced blocks in doc comments
    • #3566 [API] Do not run decorators on cloned type if the original type wasn't finished
    • #3522 Fix EINVAL error when running tsp code install
    • #3371 Numeric not handling trailing zeros and causing freeze(e.g. const a = 100.0)
    • #3451 Emitter framework: fix losing context when referencing circular types
    • #3517 Fix application of @ param doc tag on operation create with op is to override upstream doc
    • #3488 Add PickProperties type to dynamically select a subset of a model

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    • #3280 Support completion for Model with extended properties

      Example

      model Device {
      name: string;
      description: string;
      }

      model Phone extends Device {

      } | [name]
      | [description]

    • #3280 Support completion for object values and model expression properties.

      Example

      model User {
      name: string;
      age: int32;
      address: string;
      }

      const user: User = #{name: "Bob", ┆}
      | [age]
      | [address]

    • #3375 Allow @ to be escaped in doc comment with \

    • #3022 Add syntax for declaring values. See docs.

    Object and array values

    @ dummy(#{
      name: "John",
      age: 48,
      address: #{ city: "London" }
      aliases: #["Bob", "Frank"]
    })
    

    Scalar constructors

    scalar utcDateTime {
    init fromISO(value: string);
    }

    model DateRange {
    minDate: utcDateTime = utcDateTime.fromISO("2024-02-15T18:36:03Z");
    }

    • #3527 Add support for @ prop doc comment tag to describe model properties

    • #3422 Formatter: Indent or dedent multiline strings to the current indentation

    • #3460 Hide deprecated items from completion list

    • #3443 Support completion for keyword 'extends' and 'is'

      Example

      model Dog ┆ {}
      | [extends]
      | [is]

      scalar Addresss ┆
      | [extends]

      op jump ┆
      | [is]

      interface ResourceA ┆ {}
      | [extends]

      model Cat<T ┆> {}
      | [extends]

    • #3462 Linter all rulesets is automatically created if not explicitly provided

    • #3533 More logs and traces are added for diagnostic and troubleshooting in TypeSpec language server

    Deprecations

    • #3022 Using a tuple type as a value is deprecated. Tuple types in contexts where values are expected must be updated to be array values instead. A codefix is provided to automatically convert tuple types into array values.
    model Test {
    // Deprecated
    values: string[] = ["a", "b", "c"];

    // Correct
    values: string[] = #["a", "b", "c"];

    • #3022 Using a model type as a value is deprecated. Model types in contexts where values are expected must be updated to be object values instead. A codefix is provided to automatically convert model types into object values.
    model Test {
    // Deprecated
    user: {name: string} = {name: "System"};

    // Correct
    user: {name: string} = #{name: "System"};

    • #3022 Decorator API: Legacy marshalling logic

    With the introduction of values, the decorator marshalling behavior has changed in some cases. This behavior is opt-in by setting the valueMarshalling package flag to "new", but will be the default behavior in future versions. It is strongly recommended to adopt this new behavior as soon as possible.

    Example:

    extern dec multipleOf(target: numeric | Reflection.ModelProperty, value: valueof numeric);
    

    Will now emit a deprecated warning because value is of type valueof string which would marshall to Numeric under the new logic but as number previously.

    To opt-in you can add the following to your library js/ts files.

    export const $flags = definePackageFlags({
      decoratorArgMarshalling: "new",
    });

    @ typespec/http

    Bug Fixes

    • #3022 Update Flow Template to make use of the new array values

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    • #3342 Add new multipart handling. Using @ multipartBody with HttpPart<Type, Options>. See multipart docs for more information.

      op upload(@ header contentType: "multipart/mixed", @ multipartBody body: {
        name: HttpPart<string>;
        avatar: HttpPart<bytes>[];
      }): void;
      
    • #3462 Use new compiler automatic all ruleset instead of explicitly provided one

    @ typespec/versioning

    Bug Fixes

    • #3292 Add @ madeRequired decorator
    • #3022 Update to support new value types
    • #3409 Using @ removed on member types and @ added on containing type could result in errors
    • #3255 If a property were marked with @ added on a later version, the logic that said it was originally added on the first version was erroneously removed, resulting in incorrect projections.

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/rest

    Bug Fixes

    • #3022 Update types to support new values in TypeSpec

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/openapi

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/openapi3

    Bug Fixes

    • #3342 Add support for new multipart constructs in http library
    • #3574 Emit diagnostic when an invalid type is used as a property instead of crashing.

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    • #3022 Add support for new object and array values as default values (e.g. decimals: decimal[] = #[123, 456.7];)

    @ typespec/protobuf

    Bug Fixes

    • #3022 Update to support new value types
    • #3561 Corrected cross-package reference behavior in some buggy cases.

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/prettier-plugin-typespec

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/eslint-plugin

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    @ typespec/html-program-viewer

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    • #3022 Add support for values

    @ typespec/json-schema

    Bug Fixes

    • #3398 Fix decorators application for union variants
    • #3022 Update to support new value types
    • #3430 The emitted JSON Schema now doesn't make root schemas for TypeSpec types which do not have the @ jsonschema decorator or are contained in a namespace with that decorator. Instead, such schemas are put into the $defs of any root schema which references them, and are referenced using JSON Pointers.

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    @ typespec/internal-build-utils

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    typespec-vs

    Features

    typespec-vscode

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024

    Features

    • #3533 Enhance logging and trace
    1. Support "Developer: Set Log Level..." command to filter logs in TypeSpec output channel
    2. Add "typespecLanguageServer.trace.server" config for whether and how to send the traces from TypeSpec language server to client. (It still depends on client to decide whether to show these traces based on the configured Log Level.)
    3. More logs and traces are added for diagnostic and troubleshooting
    • #3385 Add 'TypeSpec: Show Output Channel' command in VSCode extension

    @ typespec/library-linter

    Bump dependencies

    • #3401 Update dependencies - May 2024
  • 0.57.0-dev.28 - 2024-06-13
  • 0.57.0-dev.27 - 2024-06-12
  • 0.57.0-dev.26 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.25 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.24 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.23 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.22 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.21 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.20 - 2024-06-11
  • 0.57.0-dev.19 - 2024-06-10
  • 0.57.0-dev.18 - 2024-06-05
  • 0.57.0-dev.17 - 2024-06-04
  • 0.57.0-dev.16 - 2024-06-03
  • 0.57.0-dev.15 - 2024-05-29
  • 0.57.0-dev.13 - 2024-05-20
  • 0.57.0-dev.10 - 2024-05-17
  • 0.57.0-dev.8 - 2024-05-16
  • 0.57.0-dev.7 - 2024-05-16
  • 0.57.0-dev.6 - 2024-05-10
  • 0.57.0-dev.5 - 2024-05-09
  • 0.57.0-dev.4 - 2024-05-08
  • 0.57.0-dev.0 - 2024-05-08
  • 0.56.0 - 2024-05-08
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