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@babel/cli

7.24.1

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Version 7.24.1 Details

@babel/cli version 7.24.1 is a minor update to the Babel command-line interface, building upon the previous stable version 7.23.9. Both versions serve the same core purpose: providing a convenient way to execute the Babel compiler from the command line, enabling developers to transpile modern JavaScript code into versions compatible with older browsers and environments.

Key changes primarily involve updates to internal dependencies. Most notably, @jridgewell/trace-mapping sees an upgrade from version 0.3.17 to 0.3.25. This dependency is crucial for Babel's source map generation, impacting debugging workflows by enabling accurate mapping between compiled and original source code. Furthermore, versions 7.24.1 require @babel/core version ^7.24.1, while previous version 7.23.9 requires @babel/core version ^7.23.9. Developers may experience minor compilation behavior adjustments or bug fixes as a result of these updates.

The core functionality, encompassing CLI arguments, configuration file handling, and overall compilation process, remains largely consistent between the two versions. This ensures a smooth upgrade path for existing users. New projects should always utilize the latest version (7.24.1 at the time of this writing) for access to the most recent bug fixes and performance improvements, particularly related to source map fidelity. Developers should consult the Babel changelog for complete details on dependency upgrades and any specific edge-case behavior changes.

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