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@babel/parser

7.13.10

Comparision Betweeen 7.13.10 and 7.13.9

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Version 7.13.10 Details

@babel/parser version 7.13.10 represents a minor update over version 7.13.9, focusing on refinements and potential bug fixes in the core JavaScript parsing functionality. Both versions, maintained under the MIT license, serve as robust and reliable options for developers needing to parse JavaScript code. They share the same author, Sebastian McKenzie, and are housed within the Babel project's GitHub repository.

Key aspects for developers to note include the consistent use of dependencies like charcodes, @babel/code-frame, and @babel/helper-validator-identifier, ensuring continued compatibility and stability. A notable difference lies in the @babel/helper-fixtures dependency, with 7.13.10 using version 7.13.10 of this helper, while 7.13.9 used version 7.13.9. This suggests potential enhancements or modifications in the testing and fixture setup for the parser.

The unpacked size of version 7.13.10 is slightly larger (1567938 bytes) than that of 7.13.9 (1566001 bytes), hinting at possible additions or expansions within the parser's codebase. Developers should check the changelog to fully understand what changed internally, but can likely assume that the update fixed a bug. Released a week apart (March 8th, 2021, for 7.13.10 and March 1st, 2021, for 7.13.9), these iterations emphasize the ongoing commitment to improving and maintaining the parser's performance and accuracy. Always refer to the official changelog for a detailed breakdown of changes.

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