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add support for the latest Vega v5.x releases
See original GitHub issuecurrently this extension provides vg.json and vl.json Previews using embedded Vega v4 and Vega-Lite v3 libraries.
Vega dev team, @jheer and @domoritz have been busy with new Vega v5 updates recently.
I’d like to support latest Vega library updates to Preview vega json files created with new features and changes in v5.x. See Vega repo for more info:
https://github.com/vega/vega/releases
Ultimately and ideally as part of this viewer update, load correct vega, vega-lite or vega-embed version for Preview based on the Vega $schema reference provided in vg.json || vl.json spec for backward compatibility and previews of older vega specs.
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Sounds good. The mapping is at https://github.com/vega/schema/tree/master/vega-lite (see the symlinks). We follow semantic versioning practices.
In the Vega editor, I use yarn link to connect the current dev version. This way I can make changes to Vega and Vega-Lite and still try them in the Editor. Does this explain my use case?