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@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs

7.18.6

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Version 7.18.6 Details

Version 7.18.6 of @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs brings several dependency updates compared to version 7.18.2, primarily within the Babel ecosystem itself. Developers should note the updated @babel/helper-plugin-utils (from ^7.17.12 to ^7.18.6), @babel/helper-simple-access (from ^7.18.2 to ^7.18.6), and @babel/helper-module-transforms (from ^7.18.0 to ^7.18.6). These helper packages likely contain bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features that directly impact how the CommonJS module transformation is handled. The devDependencies also saw updates, @babel/core was updated from ^7.18.2 to ^7.18.6, @babel/plugin-external-helpers was updated from ^7.17.12 to ^7.18.6, and @babel/helper-plugin-test-runner was updated from ^7.16.7 to ^7.18.6.

While the core functionality of transforming ES2015 modules to CommonJS remains the same, developers should upgrade to version 7.18.6 to benefit from the latest improvements and fixes within its dependencies. These internal updates typically address edge cases, improve compatibility with newer JavaScript syntax, and optimize the overall transformation process. Additionally, staying up-to-date with the latest version ensures compatibility with other Babel plugins and tools in their build pipeline. Note the increased unpacked size by 40 bytes on the newer version which could be related to the new dependencies or some bug fixes. Always consult the Babel changelog for detailed information on the specific changes included in each version.

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