chore(deps-dev): bump @appium/types from 0.11.1 to 0.13.3

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Bumps @appium/types from 0.11.1 to 0.13.3.

Release notes

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@​appium/types@​0.13.3

0.13.3 (2023-08-17)

Bug Fixes

• types: update dependency type-fest to v3.13.1 (fb34ab9)

@​appium/types@​0.13.1

0.13.1 (2023-06-29)

Note: Version bump only for package @​appium/types

@​appium/types@​0.13.0

0.13.0 (2023-06-15)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• types: This changes the def of findElOrEls and findElOrElsWithProcessing in ExternalDriver in a breaking manner.

So conditional types don't work like how I was using them. They work in capital-T-types (type), but they don't work as return values. Instead, what we should have is an overload. in this case, the function can be called one of two ways, and it returns a different thing depending on those values. unfortunately this is a little hinky to implement, given that overloads are unsupported in object literals. they are supported in function statements or expressions, and they are supported in class definitions, but not object literals. you'll see what needs to happen to make this work in FakeDriver and BaseDriver in subsequent changesets; essentially the function must be defined outside of the object literal and then stuffed in there.

The other change here changes an object type (which does not allow arbitrary properties) to a StringRecord type within the type which converts Constraints to Capabilities. This affects caps for some drivers such as chromedriverArgs in appium-android-driver; anywhere where the constraint has isObject: true.

Bug Fixes

• types,fake-driver: getLog doesn't necessarily return an array (00ae162)
• types: use overload instead of broken conditional type in findElOrEls (63a5c22)
• types: various fixes for reality (81bc527)

@​appium/types@​0.12.0

0.12.0 (2023-06-14)

Features

• appium: Allow to provide ipv6 addresses and handle broadcast addresses in logs (#18674) (8f63dab)

Bug Fixes

• types: update dependency type-fest to v3.11.0 (19277f6)
• types: update dependency type-fest to v3.11.1 (56499eb)

Changelog

Sourced from @​appium/types's changelog.

0.13.3 (2023-08-17)

Bug Fixes

• types: update dependency type-fest to v3.13.1 (fb34ab9)

0.13.2 (2023-07-03)

Bug Fixes

• appium: restrict address to ipv6/hostname (#18824) (f09fbb6), closes #18716
• types,base-driver: remove deviceName from base constraints (01061b2)
• types: ensure return type of deleteSession can always be void (ee9b2a3)
• types: fix signature of updateSettings (24e7aec)
• types: separate the type of opts from initialOpts (d6cca51)
• types: update some more types to reflect reality (62f4244)

0.13.1 (2023-06-29)

Note: Version bump only for package @​appium/types

0.13.0 (2023-06-15)

⚠ BREAKING CHANGES

• types: This changes the def of findElOrEls and findElOrElsWithProcessing in ExternalDriver in a breaking manner.

So conditional types don't work like how I was using them. They work in capital-T-types (type), but they don't work as return values. Instead, what we should have is an overload. in this case, the function can be called one of two ways, and it returns a different thing depending on those values. unfortunately this is a little hinky to implement, given that overloads are unsupported in object literals. they are supported in function statements or expressions, and they are supported in class definitions, but not object literals. you'll see what needs to happen to make this work in FakeDriver and BaseDriver in subsequent changesets; essentially the function must be defined outside of the object literal and then stuffed in there.

The other change here changes an object type (which does not allow arbitrary properties) to a StringRecord type within the type which converts Constraints to Capabilities. This affects caps for some drivers such as chromedriverArgs in appium-android-driver; anywhere where the constraint has isObject: true.

Bug Fixes

• types,fake-driver: getLog doesn't necessarily return an array (00ae162)
• types: use overload instead of broken conditional type in findElOrEls (63a5c22)
• types: various fixes for reality (81bc527)

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Commits

• d6204b6 chore: publish
• fb34ab9 fix(types): update dependency type-fest to v3.13.1
• 8a6a4ba chore: publish
• 62f4244 fix(types): update some more types to reflect reality
• d6cca51 fix(types): separate the type of opts from initialOpts
• ee9b2a3 fix(types): ensure return type of deleteSession can always be void
• e30ad0e chore(appium,types): remove some useless type arguments
• 01061b2 fix(types,base-driver): remove deviceName from base constraints
• 24e7aec fix(types): fix signature of updateSettings
• f09fbb6 fix(appium): restrict address to ipv6/hostname (#18824)
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Superseded by #841.