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4.0.0
No API changes, but lots of dependency changes.  You'll want to remove all node_modules so Elixir can install the needed dependencies and version.
Node 16+ 
Webpack 5
Node Sass has been removed in favor of Dart Sass
Removes Python dependency
Removes usages of node-gyp
Supports Vue 2 and Vue 3
After the installation, you may notice old Webpack plugins that are no longer needed as of Webpack 5.  You may safely remove these.
You will need to tweak your package.json scripts to account for Webpack 5:
{
    "scripts": {
        "dev": "webpack --node-env development",
        "watch": "npm run dev -- --watch",
        "prod": "webpack --node-env production"
    }
}
Lastly, we've introduced a new enableDevtools flag that can be used to force devtools in production environments:
const elixir = require("coldbox-elixir");
​
elixir.enableDevtools = true;
​
module.exports = elixir(mix => {
    // ...
});
You do not need to do this for non-production environments.  The devtools will be enabled automatically there.
3.0.0
Major upgrade to ColdBox Elixir.  No longer mirroring Laravel Elixir.
All compilation is done through Webpack instead of Gulp.
Removed the following methods:
mix.less
mix.stylus,
mix.scripts
mix.scriptsIn
mix.webpack
mix.browserify,
mix.rollup
mix.version
mix.exec
mix.task
The entire Elixir configuration object has changed.  See Configuration Options for details.
PostCSS support is now automatic if a postcss.config.js file is found in the project root.
The elixir and elixirPath helper functions in ColdBox 5.0.0 and earlier are incompatible with ColdBox Elixir 3.0.0.  Please see the Versioning docs for updated helper functions.
2.0.0
Updated to stay current with Laravel Elixir 6.0.0.
Deprecated mix.babel() in favor of mix.browserify(), mix.webpack, mix.rollup, or similar module bundlers.
Nicer console output.
Broke out first party extensions from the core (to keep in line with Laravel Elixir 6.0.0)
​coldbox-elixir-browserify​
​coldbox-elixir-browsersync​
​coldbox-elixir-rollup​
​coldbox-elixir-stylus​
​coldbox-elixir-vue​
​coldbox-elixir-webpack​
Helpful warnings when trying to use methods provided by a first party extension.
1.1.0
Travis Support
BDD via TestBox fixes
Updated all dependencies to latest versions
Gulp tasks for compilation, tests and watchers
Test App additions for testing direct gulp integrations
If not tasks defined in the user's gulpfile, just a message is shown instead of an exception
Removed coffeescript support, no longer needed
Added new config map for appPaths to support all ColdBox conventions
Vueify core support view browserify for Vue.js components
Included a new template folder which helps setting up new elixir based projects
1.0.0
Initial Port to ColdBox

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