We were able to ship v1.12 in February, ok it was in March, but let me count this as February :p
Puppeteer v1.12 included quite an interesting refactor, introducing Worlds. This took us some time to adapt our code to that new implementation.
What’s next
I bet Puppeteer v1.13 is around the corner, as they ship as soon as I write these reports :p
I wasn’t able to work on this during February:
Another issue that is driving me crazy is UnobservedTaskExceptions. Brian Feucht found out that tons of UnobservedTaskExceptions are being logged. Though there are not many user tracking that I think that’s something we do need to work on.
I hope I can work on that this month.
Activity
- Repository Stars: 470 (prev. 440) +7%
- Repository Forks: 79 (prev. 75) +5%
- Nuget downloads: 49,710 (prev. 41,418) +20%
Contributors
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Meir Blachman worked a lot on v1.12, pushing 8 PRs.
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rgelb improved defaults in screenshots.
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Stuart Blackler pushed 2 PRs, improving cancellation tokens and fixing some concurrency issues.
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Vitalii Maklai implemented mouse wheel support.
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Gerke Geurts fixed a race condition in our WebSocket transport
Final Words
We’ve got 6 contributors in February! I can’t believe that. You are welcome to step in the project or continue working on it ;). There are many ideas I want to work on. This project needs more hands.
I’m looking forward to getting more feedback. Having real-world feedback helps us a lot. The issues tab in GitHub is open for all of you to share your ideas and thoughts. You can also follow me on Twitter @hardkoded.
Don’t stop coding!