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-# workerpool history
-https://github.com/josdejong/workerpool
-## 2023-10-11, version 6.5.1
-- Fix: `workerThreadOpts` not working when `workerType: auto`, see #357.
-## 2023-09-13, version 6.5.0
-- Implement support for passing options to web workers constructors (#400,
-  #322). Thanks @DonatJR.
-## 2023-08-21, version 6.4.2
-- Fix: a bug in the timeout of termination (#395, #387). Thanks @Michsior14.
-## 2023-08-17, version 6.4.1
-- Fix: worker termination before it's ready (#394, #387). Thanks @Michsior14.
-## 2023-02-24, version 6.4.0
-- Support transferable objects (#3, #374). Thanks @Michsior14.
-- Implement a new callback `onTerminate` at the worker side, which can be used
-  to clean up resources, and an option `workerTerminateTimeout` which forcefully
-  terminates a worker if it doesn't finish in time (#353, #377).
-  Thanks @Michsior14.
-- Pass `workerThreadOpts` to the `onTerminateWorker` callback (#376).
-  Thanks @Michsior14.
-## 2022-11-07, version 6.3.1
-- Fix #318: debug ports not being released when terminating a pool.
-## 2022-10-24, version 6.3.0
-- Implement option `workerThreadOpts` to pass options to a worker of type
-  `thread`, a `worker_thread` (#357, fixes #356). Thanks @galElmalah.
-## 2022-04-11, version 6.2.1
-- Fix #343: `.terminate()` sometimes throwing an exception.
-## 2022-01-15, version 6.2.0
-- Implement callbacks `onCreateWorker` and `onTerminateWorker`. Thanks @forty.
-- Fix #326: robustness fix when terminating a workerpool.
-## 2021-06-17, version 6.1.5
-- Fix v6.1.4 not being marked as latest anymore on npm due to bug fix
-  release v2.3.4.
-## 2021-04-05, version 6.1.4
-- Fix terminating a pool throwing an error when used in the browser.
-  Regression introduced in `v6.1.3`.
-## 2021-04-01, version 6.1.3
-- Fix #147: disregard messages from terminated workers.
-  Thanks @hhprogram and @Madgvox.
-## 2021-03-09, version 6.1.2
-- Fix #253, add `./src` again in the published npm package, reverting the change
-  in `v6.1.1` (see also #243).
-## 2021-03-08, version 6.1.1
-- Remove redundant `./src` folder from the published npm package, see #243.
-  Thanks @Nytelife26.
-## 2021-01-31, version 6.1.0
-- Implemented support for sending events from the worker to the main thread,
-  see #51, #227. Thanks @Akryum.
-- Fix an issue in Node.js nightly, see #230. Thanks @aduh95.
-- Fix #232 `workerpool` not working on IE 10.
-## 2021-01-16, version 6.0.4
-- Make evaluation of offloaded functions a bit more secure by using
-   `new Function` instead of `eval`. Thanks @tjenkinson.
-## 2020-10-28, version 6.0.3
-- Fixes and more robustness in terminating workers. Thanks @boneskull.
-## 2020-10-03, version 6.0.2
-- Fix #32, #175: the promise returned by `Pool.terminate()` now waits until
-  subprocesses are dead before resolving. Thanks @boneskull.
-## 2020-09-23, version 6.0.1
-- Removed examples from the npm package. Thanks @madbence.
-## 2020-05-13, version 6.0.0
-WARNING: the library entry points are changed and new source maps are added.
-This may have impact on your project depending on your setup.
-- Created separate library entry points in package.json for node.js and browser.
-  Thanks @boneskull.
-- Generated source maps for both minified and non-minified bundles.
-- Removed deprecation warnings for `options.nodeWorker` (renamed to
-  `options.workerType`) and `pool.clear()` (renamed to `pool.terminate()`).
-## 2019-12-31, version 5.0.4
-- Fixed #121: `isMainThread` not working when using `worker_threads`.
-- Drop official support for node.js 8 (end of life).
-## 2019-12-23, version 5.0.3
-- Fixed library not working in the browser. See #106.
-## 2019-11-06, version 5.0.2
-- Fixed environment detection in browser. See #106. Thanks @acgrid.
-## 2019-10-13, version 5.0.1
-- Fixed #96: WorkerPool not cancelling any pending tasks on termination.
-## 2019-08-25, version 5.0.0
-- Deprecated option `nodeWorker` and created a new, more extensive option
-  `workerType` giving full control over the selected type of worker.
-  Added new option `'web'` to enforce use a Web Worker. See #85, #74.
-- In a node.js environment, the default `workerType` is changed from
-  `'process'` to `'thread'`. See #85, #50.
-- Improved detection of environment (`browser` or `node`), fixing wrong
-  detection in a Jest test environment. See #85.
-## 2019-08-21, version 4.0.0
-- Pass argument `--max-old-space-size` to child processes. Thanks @patte.
-- Removed redundant dependencies, upgraded all devDependencies.
-- Fixed Webpack issues of missing modules `child_process` and `worker_threads`.
-  See #43.
-- Bundled library changed due to the upgrade to Webpack 4. This could possibly
-  lead to breaking changes.
-- Implemented new option `maxQueueSize`. Thanks @colomboe.
-- Fixed exiting workers when the parent process is killed. Thanks @RogerKang.
-- Fixed #81: Option `minWorkers: 'max'` not using the configured `maxWorkers`.
-- Fixed not passing `nodeWorker` to workers initialized when creating a pool.
-  Thanks @spacelan.
-- Internal restructure of the code: moved from `lib` to `src`.
-## 2019-03-12, version 3.1.2
-- Improved error message when a node.js worker unexpectedly exits (see #58).
-  Thanks @stefanpenner.
-- Allocate debug ports safely, this fixes an issue cause workers to exit
-  unexpectedly if more then one worker pool is active, and the process is
-  started with a debugger (`node debug` or `node --inspect`).
-  Thanks @stefanpenner.
-## 2019-02-25, version 3.1.1
-- Fix option `nodeWorker: 'auto'` not using worker threads when available.
-  Thanks @stefanpenner.
-## 2019-02-17, version 3.1.0
-- Implemented support for using `worker_threads` in Node.js, via the new option
-  `nodeWorker: 'thread'`. Thanks @stefanpenner.
-## 2018-12-11, version 3.0.0
-- Enable usage in ES6 Webpack projects.
-- Dropped support for AMD module system.
-## 2021-06-17, version 2.3.4
-- Backport fix for Node.js 16, see #309. Thanks @mansona.
-## 2018-09-12, version 2.3.3
-- Fixed space in license field in `package.json`. Thanks @sagotsky.
-## 2018-09-08, version 2.3.2
-- Add licence field to `package.json`. Thanks @greyd.
-## 2018-07-24, version 2.3.1
-- Fixed bug where tasks that are cancelled in a Pool's queue
-  causes following tasks to not run. Thanks @greemo.
-## 2017-09-30, version 2.3.0
-- New method `Pool.terminate(force, timeout)` which will replace
-  `Pool.clear(force)`. Thanks @jimsugg.
-- Fixed issue with never terminating zombie child processes.
-  Thanks @jimsugg.
-## 2017-08-20, version 2.2.4
-- Fixed a debug issue: look for `--inspect` within argument strings,
-  instead of exact match. Thanks @jimsugg.
-## 2017-08-19, version 2.2.3
-- Updated all examples to neatly include `.catch(...)` callbacks.
-## 2017-07-08, version 2.2.2
-- Fixed #25: timer of a timeout starting when the task is created
-  instead of when the task is started. Thanks @eclipsesk for input.
-## 2017-05-07, version 2.2.1
-- Fixed #2 and #19: support for debugging child processes. Thanks @tptee.
-## 2016-11-26, version 2.2.0
-- Implemented #18: method `pool.stats()`.
-## 2016-10-11, version 2.1.0
-- Implemented support for registering the workers methods asynchronously.
-  This enables asynchronous initialization of workers, for example when
-  using AMD modules. Thanks @natlibfi-arlehiko.
-- Implemented environment variables `platform`, `isMainThread`, and `cpus`.
-  Thanks @natlibfi-arlehiko.
-- Implemented option `minWorkers`. Thanks @sergei202.
-## 2016-09-18, version 2.0.0
-- Replaced conversion of Error-objecting using serializerr to custom
-  implementation to prevent issues with serializing/deserializing functions.
-  This conversion implementation loses the prototype object which means that
-  e.g. 'TypeError' will become just 'Error' in the main code. See #8.
-  Thanks @natlibfi-arlehiko.
-## 2016-09-12, version 1.3.1
-- Fix for a bug in PhantomJS (see #7). Thanks @natlibfi-arlehiko.
-## 2016-08-21, version 1.3.0
-- Determine `maxWorkers` as the number of CPU's minus one in browsers too. See #6.
-## 2016-06-25, version 1.2.1
-- Fixed #5 error when loading via AMD or bundling using Webpack.
-## 2016-05-22, version 1.2.0
-- Implemented serializing errors with stacktrace. Thanks @mujx.
-## 2016-01-25, version 1.1.0
-- Added an error message when wrongly calling `pool.proxy`.
-- Fixed function `worker.pool` not accepting both a script and options. See #1.
-  Thanks @freund17.
-## 2014-05-29, version 1.0.0
-- Merged function `Pool.run` into `Pool.exec`, simplifying the API.
-## 2014-05-14, version 0.2.0
-- Implemented support for cancelling running tasks.
-- Implemented support for cancelling running tasks after a timeout.
-## 2014-05-07, version 0.1.0
-- Implemented support for both node.js and the browser.
-- Implemented offloading functions.
-- Implemented worker proxy.
-- Added docs and examples.
-## 2014-05-02, version 0.0.1
-- Module name registered at npm.

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