v1.1.3

• Avoid warnings on React 0.13

v1.1.2

• Compatibility with React 0.13.0-beta.1

v1.1.1

• Fix edge cases by requiring react/lib/ReactMount in transformed source files
• Add a warning if ReactMount doesn't return anything useful (e.g. when using external React)

v1.1.0

• Skipping node_modules entirely wasn't the best idea. Instead, we now specifically skip node_modules/react/, node_modules/webpack/ and node_modules/react-hot-loader/. However you are still encouraged to add exclude: /node_modules/ to your loader config for best performance.
• Now modules that don't export any valid React classes in module.exports or any its properties will not be auto-accepted. This prevents hot loader from trying to handle non-React updates and allows changes in plain JS files to propagate to components that can handle them. For example, this allows react-jss mixin to apply hot updates to JSS styles.

v1.0.7

• Skip node_modules entirely. Fixes #54 on Windows.

v1.0.6

• Add require('react-hot-loader/Injection') to override Hot Loader behavior. Now you can supply your own way of getting root component instances, so Hot Loader can also work in environment where react/lib/ReactMount is not available (for example, when React is used as standalone bundle and not NPM package).

v1.0.5

• Fix stack overflow when hotifying class twice (#52)

v1.0.4

• Allow both module.exports and its properties be components (Fixes #50)

v1.0.3

• In addition to hotifying module.exports by default, also hotify all its own properties

v1.0.2

• Include bugfix from react-hot-api: don't try to hot-replace exported ReactElements