perry

v0.5.1220 Maintenance

This release keeps dependencies and maintenance posture current for teams operating this tool.

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Summary

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Minor fixes and improvements.

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Distribution follow-up to v0.5.1219 (see its notes for the full 394-commit changelog since v0.5.1182 — NestJS, current-thread async runtime, type lowering, the test262 waves, and more). The v0.5.1219 brew/apt/winget/workers channels never published due to a release-packaging dispatch bug; this release ships those channels plus:

fix(link): dedup wrapper-bundled perry-runtime in wrappers-first links (#5920, #5921)
fix(transform): keep comma-sequence operands ahead of hoisted awaits (#5925, #5926)
ci: auto-opt archive cache eviction in the test gate (#5892) and release-packages workflow_dispatch tag-fallback repo pinning

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A native TypeScript compiler written in Rust. Compiles TypeScript directly to executables using SWC and LLVM.

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Earlier breaking changes

v0.5.1158 `cluster` workers share a listening port using SO_REUSEPORT and IPC round‑trip.
v0.5.1158 Streams now support BYOB readers and real `ByteLengthQueuingStrategy` accounting.
v0.5.1158 `Atomics.wait`, `notify`, and `waitAsync` now block and wake across agents using a shared `SharedArrayBuffer`.
v0.5.1158 `node:dns` and `node:dgram` perform real network I/O instead of stub behavior.
v0.5.1158 `AsyncLocalStorage` and `async_hooks` now propagate context across await, microtasks, timers, and `process.nextTick`.