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Release 2.0.1 [skip ci] ## <small>2.0.1 (2026-01-28)</small> * fix: prevent arbitrary file write via symlink extraction ([b8dca23](b8dca23)) * Merge commit from fork ([ce1c013](ce1c013)) * chore: Configure Renovate (#121) ([fd321da](fd321da)), closes [#121](#121) * chore: fix trust publish ([92df8f9](92df8f9)) * test: fix test cases for uncompress stream (#118) ([5f281d9](5f281d9)), closes [#118](#118)
Release 1.10.4 [skip ci] ## <small>1.10.4 (2026-01-28)</small> * fix: prevent arbitrary file write via symlink extraction (#133) ([8d16c19](8d16c19)), closes [#133](#133) * chore: add permissions to auto release ([01acc46](01acc46)) * chore: add warnning message ([2368a03](2368a03)) * chore: start 1.x branch ([6f936e0](6f936e0)) * chore: support auto merge queue ([f2344e7](f2344e7)) * chore: typo fix on branch ([41a5eae](41a5eae))
Release 2.0.0 [skip ci] ## 2.0.0 (2025-08-09) * fix: impl _final method instead hack pipe event (#114) ([ba52b7b](ba52b7b)), closes [#114](#114) * feat: remove `pump` and raise minimum node to v18 (#113) ([8ac1164](8ac1164)), closes [#113](#113) ### BREAKING CHANGE * Drop Node.js < 18 support Node.js 4 is long EOL, so this PR raises it to 18 as per comment. Node 10 has built-in `stream.pipeline` and `fs.mkdir` with `recursive` option, which can be used instead of `pump` (they are the same). Also 3 tests fail for me but they fail on main branch as well (timeout) <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Chores** * Replaced the external stream piping utility with the native Node.js stream API throughout the codebase and tests. * Updated documentation examples to reflect the new usage of the native stream API. * Replaced external directory creation utilities with native Node.js directory creation methods using recursive options. * Removed obsolete dependencies and increased the minimum required Node.js version to 18.0.0. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai -->
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