Update @mui/icons-material 5.0.0-rc.1 → 5.15.14 (minor) #278
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✳️ @mui/icons-material (5.0.0-rc.1 → 5.15.14) · Repo · Changelog
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[release] v5.15.14 (#41540)Bump @types/node to ^18.19.25 (#41518)[material-next] Drop the package (#41544)[docs-infra] Make the Algolia search input label invisible (#41542)[material-ui][docs] Fix landing page template's h1 size (#41543)[material-ui][docs] Apply new code header docs feature (#41508)[website] Improve navbar's items hover state (#41535)fix lint vale issue[docs] Fix useStorageState regressions (#41223)Bump github/codeql-action action to v3.24.7 (#41521)Bump eslint-plugin-react to ^7.34.1 (#41520)Bump MUI X (#41519)Bump @argos-ci/core to ^1.5.5 (#41517)Bump react-virtuoso to ^4.7.2 (#41527)Bump react-intersection-observer to ^9.8.1 (#41526)Bump google-auth-library to ^9.7.0 (#41525)Bump aws-sdk to ^2.1579.0 (#41524)Bump @types/lodash to ^4.17.0 (#41523)Bump markdown-to-jsx to ^7.4.3 (#41522)[pigment-css][docs] Add media query guide (#41473)[material-ui] Use interface instead of type for props (#41500)[docs-infra] Fail CI on Vale error (#40944)[core] Use Circle CI context (#41532)[docs-infra] Improve Vale config[docs] Fix some Vale errors (#41516)[blog] Bringing consistency to Material UI customization APIs (#41040)[docs-infra] Add a feature list "component" (#41484)[docs-infra] Add code block header classes (#41487)[pigment-css][nextjs-plugin] Follow-up to #41494 (#41502)[code-infra] Rename @mui-internal/docs-utils to @mui/internal-docs-utils (#41498)[docs][pigment-css] Fixing location of the ExtendTheme type in the docs (#41499)[pigment-css] Add Box component (#41451)[website] Split Toolpad documentation (#41316)[pigment-css][nextjs-plugin] Fix alias resolver (#41494)[material-ui][Select] Fix variant type (#41405)[material-ui][Progress] Add Circular progress gradient demo from Github comment (#40559)[website] Use MUI X Data Grid v7-beta (#41276)[core] Fix CHANGELOG format and update date (#41481)[Accordion] Convert to support CSS extraction (#41221)[Autocomplete] Convert to support CSS extraction (#40330)[joy-ui][docs] Add UI improvements to the side navigation demo (#41461)[code-infra] Copy translations.json to @mui/docs build folder (#41472)[Slider][material-ui] Make it zero-runtime compatible (#41201)👉 No CI detected
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