Bump next-transpile-modules from 4.1.0 to 8.0.0

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Bumps next-transpile-modules from 4.1.0 to 8.0.0.

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8.0.0

Following the Next.js 11 announcement, next-transpile-modules v8 is here. Technically v7 should work fine, but there was a default change, so I mark this as a major version.

The breaking changes are indicated by the ⚠️ icon.

Webpack 5 enabled by default ⚠️

If you don't have any webpack5 key in your next.config.js, next-transpile-modules will assume you use Webpack 5.

If you already have Webpack 5 enabled, nothing changes for you. If you want to stick with Webpack 4, you can see how to disable Webpack 5 here.

It is of course strongly recommended to upgrade to Webpack 5, as it brings substantial improvements to compilation time!

Cheers!

7.3.0

• Added support for top-level webpack5 configuration (next@canary)

7.2.0

• Added support for Global CSS imports from modules located in node_modules (thank you @​fabianishere!)

7.1.2

• Fixed false-positive deprecation warnings on Webpack 4 setups

7.1.1

• Fixed new package lookup for packages using exports field
• Fixed code that should have not been shipped yet

7.1.0

• Added new package lookup resolution
• Deprecated specific package file lookup

When trying to locate the packages you are trying to transpile, since v5, next-transpile-modules tries to resolve your module names you pass to it, which required a valid main or exports field. It will now tries to resolve directly to its package.json.

This should solve the issue for some people who did not want to use the main/exports fields for their local packages, and some others who wanted to use local packages locally while publishing them on NPM as well.

If next-transpile-modules cannot find your package package.json, it will fallback to the previous lookup system (a deprecation warning was added), so no breaking change is expected.

Basically, for the few that were using something like:

const withTM = require('next-transpile-modules')(['some/very/specific/file.js']);

You should now be able to use:

const withTM = require('next-transpile-modules')(['some']);

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Commits

• 6692f2f 8.0.0
• b1ce403 Merge pull request #218 from martpie/next-11
• 0c1b405 Tests: update TS and disable ESLint
• 3c2b14b Re-generate lockfiles with npm@6 + update actions
• 3e730c3 Use ubuntu-latest instead of ubuntu-18.04
• f133936 Add npm version script to CI
• 0c9d989 Re-generate npm-basic lockfile
• 429d8f8 Rollback all deps updates
• 2605d1d Rollback fs-extra
• 641f63d Re-update all dependencies
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