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Co-authored-by: Bartek Iwańczuk <biwanczuk@gmail.com>
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### 0.124.0 / 2022.02.03 ### 0.125.0 / 2022.02.03
- feat(node): add punycode module (#1857) - feat(node): add punycode module (#1857)
- feat(node): add url.resolve (#1851) - feat(node): add url.resolve (#1851)
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- fix(node/net): mock response.socket object (#1858) - fix(node/net): mock response.socket object (#1858)
- fix: bypass TS errors for missing --unstable (#1819) - fix: bypass TS errors for missing --unstable (#1819)
Note 0.124.0 is the same as 0.125.0 but ignoring a typescript error related to a
new feature added setNoDelay.
### 0.123.0 / 2022.01.27 ### 0.123.0 / 2022.01.27
- feat(node): add os.networkInterfaces (#1846) - feat(node): add os.networkInterfaces (#1846)

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return Promise.resolve(-1); return Promise.resolve(-1);
}, },
close: (): void => {}, close: (): void => {},
// TODO(ry) Remove the following ts-ignore.
// @ts-ignore This was added to workaround incompatibilities between Deno versions.
setNoDelay: (_nodelay?: boolean): void => {}, setNoDelay: (_nodelay?: boolean): void => {},
// @ts-ignore This was added to workaround incompatibilities between Deno versions.
setKeepAlive: (_keepalive?: boolean): void => {}, setKeepAlive: (_keepalive?: boolean): void => {},
...base, ...base,
}; };

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* the cli's API is stable. In the future when std becomes stable, likely we * the cli's API is stable. In the future when std becomes stable, likely we
* will match versions with cli as we have in the past. * will match versions with cli as we have in the past.
*/ */
export const VERSION = "0.124.0"; export const VERSION = "0.125.0";