Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Version 7.1.0 of @adobe/jsonschema2md introduces a minor update with some changes compared to the previous stable version 7.0.1 in its underlying build and distribution process. For developers using the library to validate and document JSON Schemas, the core functionality remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition between versions. The main functional differences can be observed in the distribution package, which now contains 41 files compared to the previous version's 40, and unpacked size increased from 194220 to 206766 bytes, reflecting possible updates or additions within the compiled code, documentation, or assets included in the package. The releaseDate also indicates a more recent build date for version 7.1.0, suggesting potential bug fixes, minor performance improvements, or dependency updates.

Both version 7.1.0 and 7.0.1 maintain the same set of dependencies, including essential packages like yargs, ferrum, js-yaml, unified, and fs-extra, which are critical for command-line argument parsing, utility functions, YAML parsing, unified document processing, and file system operations, respectively. Developers can continue to rely on these familiar dependencies for their JSON Schema validation and documentation needs. Similarly, the development dependencies, such as eslint, typescript, and mocha, remain consistent, indicating a stable development environment and adherence to code quality standards.

While the specific details of the changes are not explicitly listed in the metadata, developers are encouraged to review the changelog or release notes associated with version 7.1.0 to understand any breaking changes or new features that may impact their usage. Overall, version 7.1.0 of @adobe/jsonschema2md appears to be a maintenance release, which focuses on refinements rather than extensive functional changes.