We are excited to announce dmn-js@12. This release focuses on providing better DMN 1.3 support. We replaced Camunda Platform 7 specific parts with their DMN counterparts while improving the configurability of the toolkit.
FEEL Data Types
DMN FEEL specifies a set of primitive types on which you can build the logic of your decision diagram. We added each of the FEEL types to both the decision table and the literal expression views with this release. You can now specify time, date and time, and duration per default. In your application based on dmn-js, you can define your types via configuration.
Specify duration in your decision table.
Breaking Changes
Because release focuses on providing a pure DMN 1.3 experience, we have dropped the camunda namespace dependency. This change makes the library ready to model decisions for any DMN engine with dmn-scala among them.
To develop an application for Camunda Platform 7, consider using a new project based on dmn-js: camunda-dmn-js. This new library provides modeler distributions tailored to Camunda Platform 7 and Camunda Platform 8.
Check out the full changelog of dmn-js for all breaking changes that may require your action during the upgrade.
Wrapping up
Did we miss anything? Did you spot a bug, or would you like to suggest an improvement? Reach out to us via our forums, toot us on Mastodon or file an issue you found in the dmn-js issue tracker.
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