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@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs

7.14.0

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Version 7.14.0 Details

The @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs package, a crucial tool for developers converting ES2015 modules into the widely-supported CommonJS format, saw a release of version 7.14.0 on April 29, 2021, succeeding version 7.13.8, published on February 26, 2021. Both versions maintain the core function of transforming ES2015 modules for broader compatibility. The primary difference lies in updated dependencies, indicating internal improvements and bug fixes.

Specifically, version 7.14.0 includes an updated "@babel/helper-module-transforms" dependency, moving from version 7.13.0 to 7.14.0. This update likely incorporates enhancements and fixes within the module transformation process itself, potentially leading to more efficient or accurate translations. Furthermore, "@babel/helper-simple-access" sees an update in the newer version, potentially improving how the plugin manages access to simple properties during the transformation. A new dev dependency to "@babel/plugin-external-helpers":"7.12.13" was added.

While the core functionality remains consistent, developers should upgrade to version 7.14.0 to leverage these dependency updates, which could offer performance improvements or address existing issues. The size increased slightly from 9485 to 9580 unpacked size. Always consult the official Babel changelog for a comprehensive list of changes, including bug fixes, performance tweaks, and any breaking changes, to ensure a smooth transition and optimal performance. This plugin helps bridge the gap between modern JavaScript syntax and older environments by making your code backwards compatible.

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