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@babel/preset-env

7.13.10

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Version 7.13.10 Details

@babel/preset-env 7.13.10, released shortly after 7.13.9, offers incremental improvements and bug fixes, primarily affecting the development and build process rather than introducing breaking changes. Both versions aim to provide a Babel preset tailored to specific environments, simplifying the configuration needed to transpile modern JavaScript for broader browser compatibility.

A key difference lies within the "devDependencies," where @babel/core is bumped from version 7.13.8 in 7.13.9 to 7.13.10 in the newer release. Additionally, the helper-compilation-targets dependency was updated from version 7.13.8 to version 7.13.10. While the core functionality remains consistent, this update incorporates the latest features, optimizations, and bug fixes from the core Babel compiler. This ensures developers are leveraging the most up-to-date tooling when using the preset in their projects.

For developers, these point releases typically represent stability improvements and optimizations. Updating to 7.13.10 is recommended to benefit from the latest refinements within the Babel ecosystem for compiling JavaScript, ensuring better performance during development and building of applications and improving support for modern ECMAScript features. Changes in the 'devDependencies' suggest improvements related to the tool's internal workings, and using the newest version ensures the project benefits from the latest tooling enhancements.

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