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@babel/plugin-proposal-decorators

7.18.6

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Version 7.18.6 Details

Version 7.18.6 of @babel/plugin-proposal-decorators brings several updates compared to the previous stable version, 7.18.2, primarily focusing on internal dependency upgrades and refinements. For developers utilizing Babel to compile class and object decorators in their JavaScript projects, this means improved compatibility and potentially enhanced performance stemming from these updated dependencies. Notably, @babel/helper-plugin-utils, @babel/helper-replace-supers, @babel/plugin-syntax-decorators, and @babel/helper-split-export-declaration, @babel/helper-create-class-features-plugin have all been bumped to newer versions introducing all the latest fixes and features of those packages. While the core functionality of compiling decorators remains consistent, these dependency updates are crucial for staying current with the broader Babel ecosystem. This ensures that your projects benefit from the latest bug fixes, performance improvements, and feature enhancements within the underlying Babel infrastructure. Developers should upgrade to version 7.18.6, especially if they are already using the latest Babel core libraries to maintain compatibility. The changes in devDependencies are mainly related to development tools used for testing and are unlikely to directly impact the end-user experience within your application. It's worth noting that the unpacked size of the package has slightly increased, indicating potential improvements, new additions, or changes in the codebase. Always review release notes and changelogs for comprehensive details about the specific changes introduced in each new version to make fully informed decisions about incorporating Babel plugins into your projects.

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