@neocompose/cli 0.16.0 → 0.17.0
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- package/package.json +1 -1
package/CHANGELOG.md
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# Changelog
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## [0.17.0] - 2026-07-31
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### Added
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- Declare a class's constructor on its header, `class Foo(string bar)`. The
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parameters are in scope for the entire class body, member initializers and
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string interpolation alike, and the class cannot be constructed without
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them. Construction logic that does not fit an initializer expression goes in
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an `init { }` block, of which a class may declare at most one.
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- The class header's base clause is a construction expression for the base:
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`: Foo(bar: bar)` passes its arguments, `: Foo { Bar = bar }` settles its
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members, and `: Foo<string>(bar: bar)` binds its type arguments. Both halves
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are stored on the required constructor record and re-emitted by `neo pull`
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on the header.
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- `neo status` reports compiler diagnostics below error severity and its
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`--json` envelope carries each diagnostic's `severity` alongside `blocking`.
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A warning is surfaced and never blocks a push, a pull, or the dev watcher.
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- Advance the project-schema contract to 3.9: a class record carries
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`requiredConstructorId`, the constructor record its header parameter list
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owns, and a constructor record carries `baseInitializerFields`. The required
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constructor's id is derived from the class rather than authored, so it is
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stable across pushes and identical on the server, and it is deliberately
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absent from `constructorIds` — a class that declares one may declare no
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others.
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- A member initializer may no longer read a declared constructor's parameters.
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The parameter belongs to that constructor's body, the same rule getters and
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functions already follow; move the parameters to the class header to get the
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previous behaviour with a scope the compiler can defend.
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## [0.16.1] - 2026-07-30
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- Lower member defaults that read their declaring class's constructor
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parameters, including nested class and collection entries, while preserving
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authored row identities and source-positioned diagnostics.
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- Seed structural rows for newly authored class-valued members, including root
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scope members, so a new object graph can be created in the same push that
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declares it.
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- Resolve shared collection entry types in the overriding class's concrete
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generic environment. A `List<NeoAnimationSegmentFrame<SpriteInfo>>` override
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now agrees with its inherited `List<NeoAnimationSegmentFrame<T>>` declaration
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and generates the corresponding concrete C# property signature.
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