Upgrading from 0.3.x

0.4.0 publishes every package as an ES module. The API, the requirements (Node.js 22.12, NestJS ^12.1.0) and the behavior are those of 0.3.0; CHANGELOG.md lists the changes.

1. ES modules. Every package declares "type": "module" and an exports map. An ES module application imports it; a CommonJS application loads it with require(), which Node.js supports from 22.12. A CommonJS application that compiles with TypeScript module: node16 moves to nodenext, node20 or bundler, as NestJS 12 already requires; this is new for applications that use only the @cqrs-ddd/* packages.

2. Entry points only. A package resolves through its exports map: its root, @cqrs-ddd/core’s /domain, /application, /persistence and /http, and /package.json. An import of a path inside dist no longer resolves; import the same name from the entry point.

pnpm add @nestjs-pipeline/core@^0.4.0