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@babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs

7.23.3

Comparision Betweeen 7.23.3 and 7.23.0

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Version 7.23.3 Details

Version 7.23.3 of @babel/plugin-transform-modules-commonjs introduces subtle but potentially impactful changes compared to the previous stable release, version 7.23.0. Both versions serve the core purpose of transforming ES2015 modules into the CommonJS format, crucial for environments that don't natively support ES modules, like older Node.js versions.

A key update lies in the dependencies. The newer version depends on @babel/helper-module-transforms at version 7.23.3, whereas the older one uses version 7.23.0. This suggests internal improvements or bug fixes within the module transformation helper. Also, the newer version depends on @babel/core at version 7.23.3, whereas the older one uses version 7.23.0. Furthermore, @babel/plugin-external-helpers steps up to version 7.23.3 from 7.22.5.

Developers upgrading should be aware of these dependency updates, as they might indirectly impact the behavior of the module transformation process. While the core functionality remains the same, these changes could address specific edge cases, improve performance, or enhance compatibility with other Babel plugins.

The slight increase in unpackedSize from 42369 to 42450 bytes hints at minor additions or adjustments within the codebase. The release date difference indicates the continuous refinement and maintenance efforts by the Babel team, ensuring the plugin remains robust and up-to-date. Always consult the official Babel changelog for a comprehensive list of changes and potential breaking updates.

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