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Release 2.2.0 - #96
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Minor: adds the $aa-datetimepicker-accent-color variable and dark-mode support. The accent defaults to the old #33aaff, but the picker now turns dark under prefers-color-scheme: dark or html[data-theme=dark], so apps on a dark OS see a dark picker without opting in. Co-Authored-By: Clanker
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Bumps the gem and the npm package to 2.2.0.
Changes since 2.1.0:
$aa-datetimepicker-accent-colorSass variable and dark-mode support.src/when the npm package is installed from git.src/layout flat on every platform, and keeps today's number readable when today is selected.This is a minor release, not a patch, because it adds a public Sass variable. It is not a major because the API is unchanged and the accent defaults to the old
#33aaff. One visible change: the picker now turns dark underprefers-color-scheme: darkorhtml[data-theme="dark"], so an app viewed on a dark OS gets a dark picker without opting in. A page can stay light withhtml[data-theme="light"].