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@babel/plugin-transform-runtime

7.24.3

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Version 7.24.3 Details

Version 7.24.3 of @babel/plugin-transform-runtime introduces subtle but potentially important changes compared to its predecessor, version 7.24.1. Both versions share the same core functionality: externalizing references to Babel's helper functions and leveraging automatic polyfilling to avoid global namespace pollution. This remains crucial for modern JavaScript development, ensuring compatibility across different environments without creating naming conflicts.

The dependency @babel/helper-module-imports sees an update to version 7.24.3 in the newer release, potentially including bug fixes or performance improvements related to how Babel modules are imported and managed. A key difference lies in the devDependencies, specifically @babel/core and @babel/preset-env, which are bumped up to version 7.24.3. This suggests that the development environment and testing suites have been updated to align with the latest Babel core features and preset configurations. Further, babel-plugin-polyfill-corejs3 jumps from 0.10.1 to 0.10.4 in the devDependencies, indicating advancements or fixes in core-js polyfilling capabilities when compiling for older JavaScript environments during the plugin's development. While the core functionality of the plugin remains consistent, developers should consider upgrading to 7.24.3 to leverage the updated development dependencies and potential refinements within the core module imports helper, which could lead to a smoother and more efficient development workflow, especially when working with the latest Babel features and core-js polyfills. A developer should also be aware of the release date for the newest version, being the 20th of March of 2024, which is one day after the previous release.

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