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@babel/preset-env

7.12.17

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Version 7.12.17 Details

@babel/preset-env simplifies configuring Babel by enabling developers to automatically use the necessary Babel plugins and presets to support their target environments. Version 7.12.17 introduces subtle but important updates compared to the previous stable version, 7.12.16. Primarily, it includes updates to its dependencies, notably @babel/types updated to version 7.12.17, @babel/helper-validator-option to 7.12.17,@babel/helper-compilation-targets to 7.12.17, and @babel/plugin-proposal-dynamic-import to 7.12.17. Moreover, version 7.12.16 had @babel/core as devDependency with version "7.12.16", which was updated to "7.12.17" in the newer version. These dependency bumps often incorporate bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new features within those individual packages. Developers adopting 7.12.17 benefit from the latest refinements across the Babel ecosystem without manually managing individual plugin versions. Given @babel/preset-env's role in streamlining the compilation process, these updates ensure better compatibility with modern JavaScript features and evolving browser standards. The file count distribution also reveals minor alteration, going from 32 to 33, and the unpacked size also suffered a small update, increasing from 91722 to 92828. If you're already using @babel/preset-env, upgrading to 7.12.17 is recommended for taking advantage of these improvements; however, as these are patch updates, the changes should be minor and backwards compatible.

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