Release v0.4.0 · pmmmwh/react-refresh-webpack-plugin

0.4.0 (28 July 2020)

Minimum required Node.js version have been bumped to 10 as Node.js 8 is EOL now.
Minimum required Webpack version is now v4.43.0 or later as we adopted the new module.hot.invalidate API (#).
The new API enabled us to bail out of the HMR loop less frequently and provide a better experience.
If you really cannot upgrade, you can stay on 0.3.3 for the time being.
While most of our public API did not change, this release is closer to a rewrite than a refactor.
A lot of files have moved to provide easier access to files for advanced users and frameworks (#122).
You can check the difference in the PR to see what have moved and where they are now.
The useLegacyWDSSockets option is now scoped under the overlay option (#153).

Adopted the module.hot.invalidate() API, which means we will now bail out less often (#89)
Attach runtime on Webpack's global scope instead of window, making the plugin platform-agnostic (#102)
Added stable support for Webpack 5 and beta support for Module Federation (#123, #132, #164)
Socket integration URL detection via document.currentScript (#133)
Relaxed requirements for "required" overlay options to receive false as value (#154)
Prefixed all errors thrown by the plugin (#161)
Eliminated use of soon-to-be-deprecated lodash.debounce package (#163)

Fixed circular references for __react_refresh_error_overlay__ and __react_refresh_utils (#116)
Fixed IE11 compatibility (#106, #121)
Rearranged directories to provide more ergonomic imports (#122)
Fixed issues with Babel/ESLint/Flow regarding loader ordering and runtime cleanup (#129, #140)
Correctly detecting the HMR plugin (#130, #160)
Fixed unwanted injection of error overlay in non-browser environment (#146)
Scoped the useLegacyWDSSockets options under overlay to reflect its true use (#153)
Fixed non-preserved relative ordering of Webpack entries (#165)