@itwin/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #842: Updated peer dependencies to support AppUI v5.

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies:
  • @itwin/[email protected]

@itwin/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #840: Added filterButtonsVisibility to treeNodeRenderer. Which allows configuring filter buttons visibility for the whole tree.

  • show-on-hover - default value, shows filter buttons on node hover or focus.
  • hide - hides filter buttons on focus and hover, but will continue to show buttons on nodes in which filter is applied. Reaching hierarchy limit will continue to provide a way to filter nodes.

Patch Changes

• #831: Clicking on tree node buttons now visually show focus on node.
• #812: Fixed tree state hooks not returning root nodes when hierarchy provider doesn't raise the onHierarchyChanged event upon setting a hierarchy filter.

@itwin/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #842: Updated peer dependencies to support AppUI v5.

@itwin/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• #828: Polyfill Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose to make sure that code using the upcoming JS recource management API works in all environments.

@itwin/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• #810: Fix the package not being usable in cjs builds due to usage of import.meta.
• Updated dependencies:
  • @itwin/[email protected]

@itwin/[email protected]

Patch Changes

• #828: Polyfill Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose to make sure that code using the upcoming JS recource management API works in all environments.

@itwin/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #827: Changed onHierarchyLoadError callback in UseTreeProps, it now accepts error as one of the props arguments.

Patch Changes

• #828: Polyfill Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose to make sure that code using the upcoming JS recource management API works in all environments.
• Updated dependencies:
  • @itwin/[email protected]
  • @itwin/[email protected]

@itwin/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• #814: Add a createIModelKey function to safely create an identifier for an IModel in different situations.

  Example:

  import { IModelConnection } from "@itwin/core-frontend";
  import { createIModelKey } from "@itwin/presentation-core-interop";
  
  IModelConnection.onOpen.addListener((imodel: IModelConnection) => {
    const key = createIModelKey(imodel);
    console.log(`IModel opened: "${key}"`);
  });

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Minor Changes

• #825: PresentationInstanceFilterDialog and PresentationInstanceFilterBuilder: Fix classes selector not being updated with all classes that contain selected property. PresentationInstanceFilterPropertyInfo now has sourceClassIds and sourceClassId is deprecated.

Patch Changes

• #828: Polyfill Symbol.dispose and Symbol.asyncDispose to make sure that code using the upcoming JS recource management API works in all environments.

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Minor Changes

• #800: Add support for Models and SubCategories selection that's going to be available in @itwin/core-frontend version 5.

  The changes in @itwin/core-frontend allow us to stop manually syncing HiliteSet with SelectionSet and rely on automatic syncing instead.

• #800: computeSelection: Broadened the type of elementIds prop from Id64String[] to Id64Arg.

• #802: Prefer Symbol.dispose over dispose for disposable objects.

  The package contained a number of types for disposable objects, that had a requirement of dispose method being called on them after they are no longer needed. In conjunction with the using utility from @itwin/core-bentley, usage of such objects looked like this:

  class MyDisposable() {
    dispose() {
      // do some cleanup
    }
  }
  using(new MyDisposable(), (obj) => {
    // do something with obj, it'll get disposed when the callback returns
  });

  In version 5.2, TypeScript introduced Disposable type and using declarations (from the upcoming Explicit Resource Management feature in ECMAScript). Now we're making use of those new utilities in this package (while still supporting the old dispose method), which allows using MyDisposable from the above snippet like this:

  using obj = new MyDisposable();
  // do something with obj, it'll get disposed when it goes out of scope