@neocompose/cli 0.75.2 → 0.76.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## 0.76.1
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- 80ea491: Instances share a member's declared value whenever it cannot change: the
+  member is `readonly` or Immutable, its declaration reads neither `this` nor a
+  constructor argument, and nothing in the value is writable. A readonly literal
+  is shared under any storage. A readonly initializer or collection is still
+  built per instance, since its value is fixed only at construction. An
+  Immutable value holding a writable member is no longer shared.
+
+## 0.76.0
+
+### Minor Changes
+
+- b9d4b99: Support local class values as instance references in constructor arguments and
+  other initializer expressions. Compose nested local member and collection values
+  inside constructor-backed initializers without copying referenced instances or
+  losing concrete subclass types. Report unsupported local uses at their source
+  location in the editor and CLI.
+- a4b7721: `readonly` is now init-only, as in C#, and independent of storage. Field
+  initializers, constructors, object initializer blocks, and authored values set
+  a readonly member; nothing writes it after construction. It is valid on Save,
+  Session, Immutable, and User classes, but not with Writable storage. It is
+  shallow: a readonly collection's membership is fixed while its entries keep
+  their own mutability. Runtime construction can no longer set Immutable members,
+  and generated C# factories omit them. An Immutable member whose declaration,
+  including every row it owns, reads neither `this` nor a constructor argument
+  is a constant that every instance shares. Any other Immutable member is
+  evaluated per instance from its declared initializer, with its own `this` and
+  constructor arguments. Tile placements can no longer set NeoTile's class-level
+  `Name`, `Sprite`, or `SmartTile`. Exports move to schema 42, so Unity
+  needs SDK 0.66.0.
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- a4b7721: An object initializer block in a NeoScript body now settles a required member,
+  as P49 specifies: `new Folder() { Children = [] }` compiles when `Children` has
+  no default. Such an entry is evaluated with construction, before the block's
+  other entries assign in source order. A construction that leaves one unset
+  names each missing member.
+
 ## 0.75.2
 
 ### Patch Changes