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# Superqemu Release Notes
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# Superqemu Release Notes
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## `v0.3.1`
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This minor release fixes a bug that would result in the process interface's `dispose()` method never actually being called.
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This version is published as `0.3.2` because the npm registry is the most utterly useless piece of garbage I've ever used. This sentiment tends to echo for much of the JavaScript ecosystem. Almost like shoehorning a language meant literally for DHTML clocks and other stuff into being a backend language wasn't a great idea or something...
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## `v0.3.0`
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## `v0.3.0`
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This release contains *possibly* breaking changes:
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This release contains *possibly* breaking changes:
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"name": "@computernewb/superqemu",
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"name": "@computernewb/superqemu",
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"version": "0.3.0",
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"version": "0.3.2",
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"description": "A simple and easy to use QEMU supervision runtime for Node.js",
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"description": "A simple and easy to use QEMU supervision runtime for Node.js",
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"exports": "./dist/index.js",
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"types": "./dist/index.d.ts",
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