LigoLANG is glad to announce the new release of LigoLANG v1.5.0! 🙌
This release aims to improve performance of the compiler and of the global developer experience by adding the following breaking change: ➡️ A file imported in another file is no more exported by default, it will have to be explicit.
đź’ˇThe breaking change impacts the following libraries that you will have to update: @ ligo/fa @ ligo/cmtat @ ligo/breathalyzer
➕✍️ Additionally, v1.5.0 also introduces the Tezos.next module in stdlib, a refactoring of Tezos. Consequently, we encourage people to do module Tezos = Tezos.Next for a smoother transition when Tezos.next will replace Tezos.
LigoLANG is glad to announce the new release of LigoLANG v1.5.0! 🙌
This release aims to improve performance of the compiler and of the global developer experience by adding the following breaking change: ➡️ A file imported in another file is no more exported by default, it will have to be explicit.
đź’ˇThe breaking change impacts the following libraries that you will have to update: @ ligo/fa @ ligo/cmtat @ ligo/breathalyzer
➕✍️ Additionally, v1.5.0 also introduces the Tezos.next module in stdlib, a refactoring of Tezos. Consequently, we encourage people to do module Tezos = Tezos.Next for a smoother transition when Tezos.next will replace Tezos.
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