Releases: mjohnston/react-native-webpack-server
Releases · mjohnston/react-native-webpack-server
0.9.0
Changes since 0.8.4
- Making React Native's internal Haste modules importable from app code is now optional and disabled by default. It can be re-enabled using the
--hasteExternals
command line switch when using React Native <0.23.
0.8.3
Changes since 0.8.2
- Added support for React Native 0.16 and 0.17. Updated the BabelES6 example to React Native 0.17.
- Both
rnws bundle
and rnws start
will now honour the --no-ios
and --no-android
switches. When provided, they will ignore the specified platform when computing webpack externals, yielding faster startup performance.
- Both
rnws bundle
and rnws start
now support the --projectRoots
and --assetRoots
switches to limit the directories that the React Native packager walks to build its JS module and asset map. Narrowing down those directories can yield significantly faster startup time.
0.8.2
Changes since 0.8.1
- Added support for React Native 0.15
- Maintain compatibility with React Native 0.13
- Be more resilient against socket timeouts on slow machines in
rnws bundle
0.8.2-rc
Added
- React Native 0.15-rc compatibility
0.8.1
Added
--sourceMap
option to the bundle
command (#116)
- React Native 0.14 compatibility (#129)
0.8.0
Fixed
- npm v3 compatibility (#76, #106)
- Correctly exit with status code 1 if
bundle
fails (#112)
Changed
- Default iOS bundle path now uses the
ios/
directory instead of iOS/
- Breaking change: Node.js >=4.0.0 is required
Added
--resetCache
option to reset the RN packager cache (#113)
- Breaking change: basic Android support: #115
- Breaking change: React Native 0.13 compatibility; React Native <0.13 are no longer supported.
0.7.3
Fixed
- Prevent appending "null" to sourcemap URL when no query parameters are passed to bundle URL (#105)
0.7.2
Fixed
- Fixed a race condition which sometimes occurred on low-performance machines (#104)
0.7.1
Fixed
- Fixed
--platform
option default value (#102)