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@antfu/utils

9.2.0

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Version 9.2.0 Details

@antfu/utils has been updated from version 9.1.0 to 9.2.0, introducing changes primarily focused on development dependencies. This library serves as a curated collection of JavaScript and TypeScript utilities designed to streamline common development tasks. The core functionality, intended for direct use in projects, remains consistent between the versions.

The most notable updates reside in the development environment. Key upgrades include bumping "@antfu/eslint-config" from "^4.2.0" to "^4.11.0", "eslint" from "^9.20.1" to "^9.23.0", "typescript" from "^5.7.3" to "^5.8.2", "vite" from "^6.1.0" to "^6.2.4", "vitest" from "^3.0.5" to "^3.1.1", "@antfu/ni" from "^23.3.1" to "^24.3.0", "tsx" from "^4.8.0" to "^4.19.3", and "bumpp" from "^10.0.3" to "^10.1.0". These upgrades typically bring performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features within the respective development tools, potentially leading to a smoother and more efficient development workflow for contributors and maintainers. While "throttle-debounce" remains at version "5.0.0" and "@types/throttle-debounce" remains at "^5.0.2", "@types/node" has been bumped from "^22.13.4" to "^22.13.17".

For developers using @antfu/utils, the upgrade to 9.2.0 provides an assurance of compatibility with the latest tooling and best practices in the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem. The library continues to offer a reliable set of utilities, backed by an active maintainer and benefiting from ongoing improvements in the underlying development infrastructure. The unpacked size has slightly increased from 44230 to 44401, so there could be updated bundled files that can bring some minor benefits.

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