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@babel/plugin-syntax-jsx

7.12.13

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Version 7.12.13 Details

The @babel/plugin-syntax-jsx package, essential for enabling JSX syntax parsing within Babel, saw an update from version 7.12.1 to 7.12.13. While both versions maintain the core functionality of allowing JSX parsing, a closer look reveals key differences that impact developers.

Version 7.12.13, released in February 2021, incorporates an updated dependency on @babel/helper-plugin-utils, specifically version ^7.12.13. This differs from version 7.12.1's dependency on @babel/helper-plugin-utils (^7.10.4). This update likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within the helper utility, potentially leading to a more robust and efficient JSX parsing process. Moreover, both versions shares the same peer dependency @babel/core ("^7.0.0-0")

Developers leveraging @babel/plugin-syntax-jsx should consider upgrading to version 7.12.13 to benefit from these underlying improvements and ensure compatibility with the latest Babel ecosystem. The adjustment in releaseDate reflects a newer version. The unpackedSize field went from 2529 to 2593, meaning that the new version is a little bit larger. As usual, looking at the changelog for @babel/helper-plugin-utils is crucial to understand the full extent of the changes and their implications for your project.

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