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In the past, the targets are named as browserVersion[OS], e.g. chrome131, safari18_0_ios. It is somewhat not consistant and can be confusing, especially for safari targets.
In the future, I would like to change the convention to browser_version[_os]. For example:
chrome_131
edge_124_windows
safari_172_ios, Note that safari versions are compacted to a single number for consistency.
chrome_131_android
With the new pattern, the string can be parsed as version.split("_").
Since this is a breaking change, the update will happen with a major version bump, i.e. v1.x. And all the old versions will be aliased.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the past, the targets are named as
browserVersion[OS]
, e.g.chrome131
,safari18_0_ios
. It is somewhat not consistant and can be confusing, especially for safari targets.In the future, I would like to change the convention to
browser_version[_os]
. For example:chrome_131
edge_124_windows
safari_172_ios
, Note that safari versions are compacted to a single number for consistency.chrome_131_android
With the new pattern, the string can be parsed as
version.split("_")
.Since this is a breaking change, the update will happen with a major version bump, i.e.
v1.x
. And all the old versions will be aliased.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: