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@babel/parser

7.13.9

Comparision Betweeen 7.13.9 and 7.13.4

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Version 7.13.9 Details

@babel/parser, a cornerstone library for JavaScript developers needing syntax analysis, saw a release of version 7.13.9 following closely after version 7.13.4. Both versions, packaged with the MIT license and actively maintained in the Babel repository on GitHub, share the core functionality of parsing JavaScript code. Developers will find a few distinctions worth noting. While the core dependencies like charcodes and @babel/code-frame remained consistent, @babel/helper-fixtures saw an update from version 7.13.0 in 7.13.4 to 7.13.9 in the newer release. This indicates potential improvements or bug fixes in the fixture handling for parser testing.

The unpacked size of the package slightly decreased from 1567784 bytes in version 7.13.4 to 1566001 bytes in version 7.13.9; while it's almost negligible, it might hint at optimization or removal of redundant code, potentially leading to slightly faster load times depending the context where the library is used. Version 7.13.9 rolled out on March 1st, 2021, subsequent to the February 23rd, 2021 release of version 7.13.4. Developers should consult the Babel changelog associated with these versions to understand the complete scope of fixes and enhancements introduced in the updates, to evaluate the real impact on the parsing functionality and evaluate the necessity of upgrading to the latest version.

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