will new releases be published to npm?
See original GitHub issueJust curious if the tags in Github (2.8.2
and 2.9.0
) will get pushed to npm? In particular looking to take advantage of these recent changes:
related to #29
Thanks for all the hard work!
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@thescientist13 thanks for your interest in making sure this gets published. I just published 2.9.0. Have a look and let me know if you need anything else.
Also fixed the repo link. Thanks for the heads up.
agh, yes
SocialIcons
was removed, and yes, I should have bumped to 3.0.0. I should have looked through the log before I released.3.0.0 now pushed. Sorry. 😕
Please just use
SocialIcon
now. It takes aurl
(singular) prop. Check the docs page for usage details: https://jaketrent.github.io/react-social-icons/