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@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs

7.22.5

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Version 7.22.5 Details

@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs version 7.22.5 introduces several updates compared to the previous stable version, 7.21.5, primarily revolving around dependency upgrades. As a core Babel plugin, it transforms ES2015 (ES6) modules into CommonJS format, enabling compatibility with environments that don't natively support ES modules like older Node.js versions.

The notable change lies in the updated dependencies. Core dependencies like @babel/helper-plugin-utils, @babel/helper-simple-access, and @babel/helper-module-transforms have all been revved from 7.21.5 to 7.22.5. This means developers can expect the improvements and bug fixes introduced within those helper packages.

The newer version also brings updates to the development dependencies: @babel/core and @babel/plugin-external-helpers are updated to ^7.22.5. These updates ensure that development tools and workflows benefit from the latest features and performance improvements in the Babel ecosystem.

A subtle difference exists in the unpacked size; 7.22.5 is marginally larger (32195 bytes) compared to 7.21.5 (32167 bytes), likely due to enhancements in the underlying code. The release date is also much more recent, indicating a more actively maintained package.

For developers, these updates mean improved stability, potential performance gains, and enhanced compatibility when transpiling ES modules to CommonJS. Staying up-to-date with the latest version ensures access to the newest features and fixes within the Babel ecosystem. It is thus recommended to upgrade to version 7.22.5.

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