Bump govuk-frontend from 4.7.0 to 4.9.0

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Bumps govuk-frontend from 4.7.0 to 4.9.0.

Release notes

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GOV.UK Frontend v4.9.0

To install this version with npm, run npm install [email protected]. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

New features

The Royal Arms has been updated

The Royal Arms in the GOV.UK footer has been updated to reflect the version introduced by King Charles III.

You should ensure that the new image is being copied to your service's image assets folder if it's not being used directly from the Frontend package. By default this folder is located at /assets/images.

If you’re using Nunjucks, the asset path may have been changed by the assetPath global variable or assetsPath parameter on the header component.

Copy the following files from /dist/assets/images into your assets folder. You can safely overwrite the old images.

• govuk-crest.png
• [email protected]

We introduced this change in [pull request #5383: Update the Royal Arms graphic in footer (v4.x)](alphagov/govuk-frontend#5383).

Fixes

We’ve made fixes to GOV.UK Frontend in the following pull requests:

• #5127: Remove direct links to Polyfill[dot]io

GOV.UK Frontend v4.8.0

This release includes the ability to update the crown logo. You must do this between 19 February and 1 March 2024.

We’ll send reminders to our mailing list and cross-government Slack as soon as you can make this change.

New features

Update to the new GOV.UK logo (between 19 February and 1 March 2024)

We’ve updated the GOV.UK logo to reflect the changing of the monarch. King Charles III uses the Tudor Crown, rather than the St Edward’s Crown chosen by Queen Elizabeth II.

If your service uses GOV.UK branding, you must update your service to use the new crown.

These changes were made in the following pull requests:

• #4376: Implement the Tudor crown favicons (v4.x)
• #4278: Implement the Tudor crown in the Header component (v4.x)
• #4677: Adjust the spacing of the new Tudor crown (v4.x) - thanks to @​MartinJJones and @​monicacrusellasfanlo for contributing this change

Include the new logo assets

Multiple new image assets are included in this release. You’ll need to copy these to your service's image assets folder if they are not being used directly from the Frontend package. By default this folder is located at /assets/images.

If you’re using Nunjucks, the asset path may have been changed by the assetPath global variable or assetsPath parameter on the header component.

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Changelog

Sourced from govuk-frontend's changelog.

v4.9.0 (Feature release)

To install this version with npm, run npm install [email protected]. You can also find more information about how to stay up to date in our documentation.

New features

The Royal Arms has been updated

The Royal Arms in the GOV.UK footer has been updated to reflect the version introduced by King Charles III.

You should ensure that the new image is being copied to your service's image assets folder if it's not being used directly from the Frontend package. By default this folder is located at /assets/images.

If you’re using Nunjucks, the asset path may have been changed by the assetPath global variable or assetsPath parameter on the header component.

Copy the following files from /dist/assets/images into your assets folder. You can safely overwrite the old images.

• govuk-crest.png
• [email protected]

We introduced this change in [pull request #5383: Update the Royal Arms graphic in footer (v4.x)](alphagov/govuk-frontend#5383).

Fixes

We’ve made fixes to GOV.UK Frontend in the following pull requests:

• #5127: Remove direct links to Polyfill[dot]io

GOV.UK Frontend v4.8.0 (Feature release)

This release includes the ability to update the crown logo. You must do this between 19 February and 1 March 2024. We’ll send reminders to our mailing list and cross-government Slack as soon as you can make this change.

New features

Update to the new GOV.UK logo (between 19 February and 1 March 2024)

We’ve updated the GOV.UK logo to reflect the changing of the monarch. King Charles III uses the Tudor Crown, rather than the St Edward’s Crown chosen by Queen Elizabeth II. If your service uses GOV.UK branding, you must update your service to use the new crown.

These changes were made in the following pull requests:

• #4376: Implement the Tudor crown favicons (v4.x)
• #4278: Implement the Tudor crown in the Header component (v4.x)
• #4677: Adjust the spacing of the new Tudor crown (v4.x) - thanks to Martin Jones and Mónica Crusellas for contributing this change

Include the new logo assets

Multiple new image assets are included in this release. You’ll need to copy these to your service's image assets folder if they are not being used directly from the Frontend package. By default this folder is located at /assets/images.

If you’re using Nunjucks, the asset path may have been changed by the assetPath global variable or assetsPath parameter on the header component.

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Commits

• a24982c Merge pull request #5395 from alphagov/release-4.9.0
• 1c28b24 Release v4.9.0
• e4eadeb Merge pull request #5383 from alphagov/royal-arms-update-v4
• f126226 Update Royal Arms graphics
• 2e108a2 Merge pull request #5127 from alphagov/bk-remove-polyfill-links
• ee08d85 Add CHANGELOG entry
• 059b6bb Remove direct links to Polyfill[dot]io
• 22a4429 Merge pull request #5102 from alphagov/polyfill.io-docs-update
• 49c5ec2 Replace polyfill.io docs with notice
• f706252 Merge pull request #4732 from alphagov/release-4.8.0
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