Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

The @babel/plugin-proposal-export-default-from package, a Babel plugin responsible for compiling export default from syntax to ES2015 compatible code, saw a notable update between version 7.2.0 and 7.5.2. The core functionality remained consistent, both versions aiming to ease the transition to modern JavaScript features, enabling developers to use the export default from syntax, a concise way to re-export a default export from another module. Both depend and peer depend on the same versions of @babel/core and other helper libraries.

However, several changes occurred under the hood. The newer 7.5.2 version was released on July 8, 2019, a significant time jump from the previous 7.2.0 release on December 3, 2018. While the direct dependencies and devDependencies remained largely the same, the underlying implementation and build process likely benefited from improvements and bug fixes within the Babel ecosystem. The file count in the distribution package decreased slightly from 6 to 4, while the unpacked size increased from 3963 bytes to 4110, indicating a restructuring of the package contents. Generally, updating to the latest minor version (7.5.2) is recommended for developers due to the high probability of incremental improvements, bug fixes and potential performance enhancements. It's also worth noting both versions are released under the MIT license and distributed by the same organization.