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@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs

7.22.15

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Version 7.22.15 Details

The @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs package, a crucial tool for developers using Babel to convert ES2015 modules into the widely compatible CommonJS format, has seen a recent update from version 7.22.11 to 7.22.15. Both versions maintain the core functionality of transforming ES modules, ensuring seamless integration with environments that rely on CommonJS. A key change lies in the updated dependency "@babel/helper-module-transforms." In the older 7.22.11 version, this internal helper was at version 7.22.9, while the latest 7.22.15 version bumps it up to 7.22.15. This seemingly small update likely incorporates bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features within the module transformation process itself. Developers should be aware that this change may impact how their code is transformed, specifically in cases where they are using advanced features.

Both versions share the same peer dependency on "@babel/core" (minimum version 7.0.0), ensuring broad compatibility with Babel's core compiler. Developers upgrading should ensure their Babel core version meets this requirement. The "devDependencies" also remain consistent with "@babel/plugin-external-helpers" and "@babel/helper-plugin-test-runner", guaranteeing a stable development environment. The updated version indicates very minimal changes, so upgrading from 7.22.11 to 7.22.15 should be a straightforward process, potentially resolving minor compatibility issues and improved efficiency. Developers are always encouraged to review changelogs and test their builds after any dependency upgrades.

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