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* use `$env/dynamic/private` from SvelteKit for convenience: people don't have to pass FLAGS_SECRET manually anymore then * allow flag to be called outside of the lifecycle of the handle hook, with a request object being the key for deduplication etc * add support for identifiers * fix types * new function for managing precomputed flags * align with next.js API instead * update example app * lockfile * test * fix example * restructure examples app * make it two flags to show power of precompute + code * add manual approach * lets see if preview deployment is picked up * change crypto usage to be usable in middleware * make sveltekit flags pkg usable within edge middleware * use ISR * changeset * enhance error message * use static env instead of dynamic env * bump kit * use vercel adapter * make sure Vite tooling is used for sveltekit entry point --------- Co-authored-by: Dominik Ferber <dominik.ferber@gmail.com>
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