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9.3.1 · 27 Oct 2026MIT54.9M / weekRepositorynpmAtom feed

Upgrading react-redux From 4.0.2 to 4.4.10

21 releases in betweenevery note read

Other targets from 4.0.2Latest9.3.1
  1. 4.0.2yours
  2. 10 releases
  3. 4.4.0breaking
  4. 9 releases
  5. 4.4.10target
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  • breaking4.4.0

Release by release

  1. 4.4.9 – 4.4.102 releases, nothing new or fixed in the notes

  2. 4.4.8

    11 Apr 20171 fix
    • fixed

      Fix deprecation warnings with React 15.5.0 (#666 🤘

  3. 4.4.7

    30 Mar 20171 new
    • new

      Allow React 16 as peerDependency

  4. 4.4.6nothing new or fixed in the note

  5. 4.4.5

    14 Apr 20161 fix
    • fixed

      Fixes a regression introduced in 4.4.4 where cleaning up the state in parent’s componentWillUnmount caused an error in child’s mapStateToProps (#351, ea53d6fb076359a864a1d543568d951d4b3eab3d)

  6. 4.4.1 – 4.4.44 releases, nothing new or fixed in the notes

  7. 4.4.0

    Migration needed5 Feb 2016
    • breaking

      Removes the broken jsnext:main. It is supposed to point to the ES module build but we mistakingly pointed it to the src, so it never worked for anyone anyway. For now, we don’t provide an ES module build in React Redux, so if you use Rollup, you need to use the CommonJS plugin for it. Realistically, it doesn’t make a big difference because React Redux assumes you use React anyway (which uses CommonJS), and it also doesn’t benefit from tree shaking because there are only two exports (connect and <Provider>) and you will need both pretty much any time.

  8. 4.3.0

    4 Feb 20161 new
    • new

      Adds per-instance memoization API. If your mapStateToProps or mapDispatchToProps returns a function, that function will be used instead for the given component instance. Most apps never need this, but it can be handy for custom memoization logic in apps with large component trees. It can bring significant performance improvements when used together with Reselect. (#279, 7ee928b23ea0ad15e22b51d7d4aff5eb1a0f95b5, #179)

11 other lines we could not sort, mostly version bumps

  • Update React peer dependency to allow React 15.4.0 RC

    4.4.6

  • Bail out of calling setState() when mapStateToProps() doesn’t care about ownProps (#348, #300)

    4.4.4

  • State shape warning now has a more descriptive message (#335, #309)

    4.4.3

  • State shape check is now a warning rather than a hard error, and is disabled in production for better performance

    4.4.3

  • Custom mergeProps now works correctly with components that have pure: false (#337, #338)

    4.4.2

  • React v15 is now allowed as a peer dependency (#317, #319)

    4.4.1

  • Bump Lodash to 4.2.0 (rackt/redux#1346, rackt/redux#1349)

    4.2.1

  • isPlainObject that we use internally is now outsourced to Lodash 4.1 (rackt/redux#1339). Note that this does not mean we depend on Lodash itself. We only use a tiny module from it. We also use the same module in Redux >= 3.2.0.

    4.2.0

  • For Browserify users, Redux should now be properly envified without extra configuration

    4.1.0

  • Avoids unnecessary recalculation of props for components that don't specify mapStateToProps (6c504b9, 04693ca)

    4.0.5

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