Dev Diary #20 - Meteor-Files 3.0, Collection2 Zod v4, and Partitioner Progress
Whew, another month has passed! This officially marks my twentieth blog post, or in other words, a consistent 20-month effort of conducting open source work. I’m glad I’ve stayed consistent enough.
Now onto the changes:
Probably the biggest highlight of this month is the release of Veliovgroup’s Meteor-Files v3.0.1. While my PR didn’t get merged, I’m glad it inspired Dmitriy. Huge shoutout to Dmitriy for his consistent work. You might want to check out his service Ostr.io.
My efforts to migrate Caught to 3.0 are still underway, and thanks to their patronage, I’ve been religiously migrating the Meteor-partitioner package. The latest beta currently out is 0.7.0-beta-12. I’ve noticed that bumping the minor version is suboptimal, so I’ll probably do a major bump once I’m done.
apollo-live-client is now async compliant and ready for Meteor 3.0.
I also decided to do a little side quest and feature Meteor on the parcel-bundler repo: https://github.com/parcel-bundler/watcher/pull/214
A new beta version of collection2 that supports Zod v4 is out: https://github.com/Meteor-Community-Packages/meteor-collection2/pull/447#issuecomment-3250047107 I’m awaiting your feedback so I know what the next steps are.
Lastly, I did fiddle a bit with Meteor packaging system and came up with a PR. It’s still in the works, and zodern’s comment made me doubt it a bit, but hey, it was fun looking into Meteor’s internals.