Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@babel/cli

7.1.2

Comparision Betweeen 7.1.2 and 7.1.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Unpacked Size

32.06 KB

28.54 KB

Version 7.1.2 Details

@babel/cli is a crucial tool for developers leveraging Babel to transpile JavaScript code. Comparing version 7.1.2 to its predecessor, 7.1.1, reveals subtle but important changes. Both versions share identical core dependencies, including "glob" for file matching, "slash" for path normalization, "lodash" for utility functions, "mkdirp" for directory creation, "commander" for command-line interface building, "source-map" for debugging, "output-file-sync" for file writing, "convert-source-map" for source map handling, and "fs-readdir-recursive" for recursive directory listing. Similarly, their development dependencies, "@babel/core" and "@babel/helper-fixtures," and peer dependencies on "@babel/core" remain consistent, ensuring compatibility with the Babel ecosystem. The optional dependency on "chokidar" for file system watching also persists.

The key difference lies in the unpacked size of the package, which increases from 29223 bytes in version 7.1.1 to 32828 bytes in version 7.1.2, indicating code modifications or additions. Also, version 7.1.2 had a release date later than version 7.1.1. While the core functionality remains the same, developers upgrading to 7.1.2 might experience subtle performance improvements, bug fixes, or new features not explicitly documented in the provided data. Therefore, it's recommended to consult the official Babel changelog for a comprehensive understanding of the changes and potential impact on specific projects. This allows informed decisions regarding updates and ensures optimal use of the @babel/cli tool for JavaScript transpilation workflows.

Security Vulnerabilities

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