build(deps-dev): bump the rslib group in /sdk with 2 updates

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Bumps the rslib group in /sdk with 2 updates: @rslib/core and rsbuild-plugin-dts.

Updates @rslib/core from 0.18.5 to 0.19.0

Release notes

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v0.19.0

Highlights 💡

New JavaScript API

This release introduces a new, comprehensive JavaScript API for Rslib.

[!CAUTION] This is a Breaking Change. The previously exposed informal API has been removed. You can switch to the new JavaScript API and refer to the docs below to re-integrate.

See the API docs for details:

• Rslib core methods
• Rslib instance
• Rslib types

Usage

1. Install Rslib: install the @rslib/core package:

npm add @rslib/core -D

2. Create an Rslib instance: call the createRslib method to create an Rslib instance:

import { createRslib } from '@rslib/core';
const rslib = await createRslib();

3. Call Rslib instance methods: use the rslib.build method which will build production outputs:

await rslib.build();

Advanced ESM Output

In previous versions, Rslib integrated Rspack's EsmLibraryPlugin through an experimental configuration of experiments.advancedEsm, aiming to optimize the quality of ESM outputs. Now, we are pleased to announce that this plugin has been stabilized.

In this release, the EsmLibraryPlugin is enabled by default by setting experiments.advancedEsm to true in bundle mode. Developers can directly obtain ESM output that is high-quality, more friendly to static analysis, and supports code splitting without any additional configuration.

Better Rstest Integration

Rslib now supports seamless integration with Rstest.

By using the official @​rstest/adapter-rslib, you can directly reuse your Rslib build configurations (such as resolve.alias and source.define) within Rstest. This enables zero-config testing for Rslib projects, ensuring your test environment perfectly mirrors your build environment while eliminating the overhead of maintaining duplicate configurations.

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Commits

• 1df12c7 Release v0.19.0 (#1416)
• d164c94 feat!: enable advanced esm by default (#1413)
• 14da498 feat!: add JavaScript API and enhance CLI behaviour (#1394)
• c071d97 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#1414)
• 637b2b0 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#1411)
• bbee075 Release v0.18.6 (#1410)
• 9697209 chore(deps): bump Rsbuild 1.7.0-beta.1 (#1409)
• 388b014 fix(CLI): simplify build error logs (#1408)
• 4c90579 fix(CLI): ensure consistent spacing before the greeting message (#1407)
• 6d9a384 feat(CLI): add rslib-node process title (#1406)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Updates rsbuild-plugin-dts from 0.18.5 to 0.19.0

Release notes

Sourced from rsbuild-plugin-dts's releases.

v0.19.0

Highlights 💡

New JavaScript API

This release introduces a new, comprehensive JavaScript API for Rslib.

[!CAUTION] This is a Breaking Change. The previously exposed informal API has been removed. You can switch to the new JavaScript API and refer to the docs below to re-integrate.

See the API docs for details:

• Rslib core methods
• Rslib instance
• Rslib types

Usage

1. Install Rslib: install the @rslib/core package:

npm add @rslib/core -D

2. Create an Rslib instance: call the createRslib method to create an Rslib instance:

import { createRslib } from '@rslib/core';
const rslib = await createRslib();

3. Call Rslib instance methods: use the rslib.build method which will build production outputs:

await rslib.build();

Advanced ESM Output

In previous versions, Rslib integrated Rspack's EsmLibraryPlugin through an experimental configuration of experiments.advancedEsm, aiming to optimize the quality of ESM outputs. Now, we are pleased to announce that this plugin has been stabilized.

In this release, the EsmLibraryPlugin is enabled by default by setting experiments.advancedEsm to true in bundle mode. Developers can directly obtain ESM output that is high-quality, more friendly to static analysis, and supports code splitting without any additional configuration.

Better Rstest Integration

Rslib now supports seamless integration with Rstest.

By using the official @​rstest/adapter-rslib, you can directly reuse your Rslib build configurations (such as resolve.alias and source.define) within Rstest. This enables zero-config testing for Rslib projects, ensuring your test environment perfectly mirrors your build environment while eliminating the overhead of maintaining duplicate configurations.

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Commits

• 1df12c7 Release v0.19.0 (#1416)
• c071d97 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#1414)
• 637b2b0 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#1411)
• bbee075 Release v0.18.6 (#1410)
• 9697209 chore(deps): bump Rsbuild 1.7.0-beta.1 (#1409)
• 22abbc9 chore(deps): update all non-major dependencies (#1402)
• See full diff in compare view

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