chore(deps): bump esbuild from 0.7.7 to 0.8.51

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Bumps esbuild from 0.7.7 to 0.8.51.

Release notes

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v0.8.51

• The stderr log format now contains line numbers after file names (#865)

  Error messages in stderr now have a line and column number after the file name.

  Before:

   > src/structs/RTree.js: warning: Duplicate key "compareMinX" in object literal
      469 │     compareMinX: function (a, b)
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
     src/structs/RTree.js: note: The original "compareMinX" is here
      206 │     compareMinX: compareNodeMinX,
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
  

  After:

   > src/structs/RTree.js:469:4: warning: Duplicate key "compareMinX" in object literal
      469 │     compareMinX: function (a, b)
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
     src/structs/RTree.js:206:4: note: The original "compareMinX" is here
      206 │     compareMinX: compareNodeMinX,
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
  

  This should make log messages slightly easier to parse if you want to parse stderr instead of using esbuild's API. Previously you needed a multi-line regular expression to get the line number, but now that the line number is duplicated in two places you should only need a single-line regular expression.

  Note that this is still the hacky way to get error information and is potentially unstable, since it will break if the log format changes. Log messages are mainly intended for humans. The straightforward and stable way to do this is still to use esbuild's API, which returns log messages as an array of objects.

• Allow --define with import.meta

  The --define feature lets you replace specific identifiers and member expression chains with compile-time constants. However, it previously didn't work with import.meta because this is a special case in the grammar. The import keyword is not actually an identifier expression. This distinction isn't helpful though, and it's not unreasonable to want to use the --define feature to replace import.meta properties too.

  With this release, it's now possible to use e.g. --define:import.meta.foo=123 to replace specific properties accessed off of the import.meta object as well as to use e.g. --define:import.meta={\"foo\":123} to substitute the entire import.meta expression with something else.

• Fix a race condition with multiple injected files (#871)

  Using multiple injected files could cause a data race that trips Go's race detector. The data race has been fixed in this release. The fix was contributed by @​Deleplace.

• Change --serve behavior to serve on all interfaces (#866)

  The default address for the --serve flag has changed from 127.0.0.1 (serve on the loopback interface) to 0.0.0.0 (serve on all interfaces). You can still manually specify either one using --serve=127.0.0.1:8000 or --serve=0.0.0.0:8000. This just changes the default behavior that happens when you pass --serve with no host address (or when you just use the --servedir= flag without --serve=).

  In addition, you can now also specify an IPv6 address. Previously there was a parsing issue that prevented this. For example, you can pass --serve=[::1]:8000 to serve on the loopback interface and --serve=[::]:8000 to serve on all interfaces.

• Change the import resolution rules of absolute paths (#862)

  Previously absolute paths were considered to be pre-resolved by the resolver (in contrast to relative and package paths, which need to be converted to an absolute path). This meant that absolute paths which did not actually exist caused a failure in the loader when it tried to load the path instead of in the resolver when it tried to resolve the path.

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Changelog

Sourced from esbuild's changelog.

0.8.51

• The stderr log format now contains line numbers after file names (#865)

  Error messages in stderr now have a line and column number after the file name.

  Before:

   > src/structs/RTree.js: warning: Duplicate key "compareMinX" in object literal
      469 │     compareMinX: function (a, b)
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
     src/structs/RTree.js: note: The original "compareMinX" is here
      206 │     compareMinX: compareNodeMinX,
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
  

  After:

   > src/structs/RTree.js:469:4: warning: Duplicate key "compareMinX" in object literal
      469 │     compareMinX: function (a, b)
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
     src/structs/RTree.js:206:4: note: The original "compareMinX" is here
      206 │     compareMinX: compareNodeMinX,
          ╵     ~~~~~~~~~~~
  

  This should make log messages slightly easier to parse if you want to parse stderr instead of using esbuild's API. Previously you needed a multi-line regular expression to get the line number, but now that the line number is duplicated in two places you should only need a single-line regular expression.

  Note that this is still the hacky way to get error information and is potentially unstable, since it will break if the log format changes. Log messages are mainly intended for humans. The straightforward and stable way to do this is still to use esbuild's API, which returns log messages as an array of objects.

• Allow --define with import.meta

  The --define feature lets you replace specific identifiers and member expression chains with compile-time constants. However, it previously didn't work with import.meta because this is a special case in the grammar. The import keyword is not actually an identifier expression. This distinction isn't helpful though, and it's not unreasonable to want to use the --define feature to replace import.meta properties too.

  With this release, it's now possible to use e.g. --define:import.meta.foo=123 to replace specific properties accessed off of the import.meta object as well as to use e.g. --define:import.meta={\"foo\":123} to substitute the entire import.meta expression with something else.

• Fix a race condition with multiple injected files (#871)

  Using multiple injected files could cause a data race that trips Go's race detector. The data race has been fixed in this release. The fix was contributed by @​Deleplace.

• Change --serve behavior to serve on all interfaces (#866)

  The default address for the --serve flag has changed from 127.0.0.1 (serve on the loopback interface) to 0.0.0.0 (serve on all interfaces). You can still manually specify either one using --serve=127.0.0.1:8000 or --serve=0.0.0.0:8000. This just changes the default behavior that happens when you pass --serve with no host address (or when you just use the --servedir= flag without --serve=).

  In addition, you can now also specify an IPv6 address. Previously there was a parsing issue that prevented this. For example, you can pass --serve=[::1]:8000 to serve on the loopback interface and --serve=[::]:8000 to serve on all interfaces.

• Change the import resolution rules of absolute paths (#862)

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Commits

• ab1a9d5 publish 0.8.51 to npm
• 8ab143a fixes for the "entryPoint" property feature (#711)
• b6f8b82 entryPoint information in metafile (#811)
• 2b38fb8 fix source maps for lowered classes
• 25edbf2 generate source mapping at block starts (#870)
• b8c635a fix #862: resolve absolute paths
• 1f6bd1e fix "0.0.0.0" in "node unref" test
• 3daff39 fix "0.0.0.0" in tests
• a76109f fix #866: default serve host to "0.0.0.0"
• e23757c support "--serve=[::]:8000" for ipv6
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Superseded by #20.