v0.1.1

What's Changed

Improvements

• Make the Style Observer package work correctly in Webpack by @web-padawan in #122.
• Detect the Safari adopted stylesheet bug and work around it by @DmitrySharabin and @LeaVerou in #121 and #124.

Tests

• Skip Shadow DOM tests in browsers that don't support them by @DmitrySharabin in #123.

New Contributors

• @web-padawan made their first contribution in #122

Changes in previous releases

v0.1.0

Optimizations

• Use adopted stylesheets (if supported) for shadow root hosts instead of inline styles (by @LeaVerou in #110; tests by @DmitrySharabin in #112).

Bugfixes

• Do not break in DOM-less environments, like NodeJS (by @benface in #115).
• Setting transition-property: none should not stop properties observation (by @LeaVerou in 3a0f0d9 and @DmitrySharabin in #118).

TypeScript

• Make options optional in StyleObserver() and ElementStyleObserver() constructors (by @LeaVerou in f14bb02).
• Add type overloads for observe() and unobserve() so that TypeScript allows providing their arguments in any order (by @LeaVerou in 151b0c2 and @DmitrySharabin in #116).

New Contributors

• @benface made their first contribution in #115

v0.0.9

• Set allow-discrete (if supported) for observed properties only by @DmitrySharabin in #106.

v0.0.8

• Set transition-behavior in a constructed stylesheet by @DmitrySharabin in #100.

Full Changelog: 0.0.7...0.1.1

v0.0.7

Big improvements in this release! Style-observer now detects a lot more cases:

• Changes due to moving an element to another place in the DOM are now detected
• Shadow DOM: Changes due to a slotted element's slot going from nonexistent to existing
• Changes to the display property are now correctly detected in all browsers
• Changes that happened when an element was disconnected from the DOM will now be detected once it becomes connected again
• Better integration with TypeScript

Full Changelog: 0.0.6...0.0.7