• Assets now could be just a variable (#87, #117).
• Distributed code now use polyfills

• New dev option (#101);
• Maintenance changes (#96). This should reduce loader output in case of duplicated imports of templates.

No code change. webpack version clarified in peerDependencies (#97). Some obsolete files striped from package.

• Webpack 5 support (#95)
• Files lint (#91)

Problem with dynamic assets fixed (#90). Now it should work correctly with imports where trailing slashes used in "static" part, like:

{% static 'foo/' + bar %}

Technical release, no code change. Add note to readme about problems with using ES modules for filters and extensions.

New static tag has a bug, that is prevent it from exporting asset module to variable, it is fixed (#77)

{% static 'asset.png' as asset_var %}

{{ asset_var }}

• BREAKING CHANGE: global function static replaced with static tag (#74). This happens because globals is not supporting async operations, while dynamic assets is using promises, when loaded with import() syntax. To upgrade to this version you need to replace all global static invocation with new static tag.

  - {{ static('image.png') }}
  + {% static 'image.png' %}

  - {% set foo = static('bar.jpg') %}
  + {% static 'bar.jpg' as foo %}

• BREAKING CHANGE: handling of async templates is now even better (#67). When loader found async tags or extensions it calls template render via callback, and wrap it to Promise. It was only available for asynchronous filters before, and in some cases could prevent templates from proper rendering, now it should cover all cases, when asynchronous render required.

• New option esModule added (#65). It will change output to ES module syntax.

• Minor changes to readme (#63), defaults handling (#72), refactoring (#73)

Spec files stripped from package (#75, #76)

Your custom tags and filters now correctly imported, when ES modules syntax is used (#68, #70).