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@babel/preset-env

7.2.3

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Version 7.2.3 Details

@babel/preset-env is a powerful tool that allows developers to use the latest JavaScript features while ensuring compatibility with their target environments. Version 7.2.3 builds upon the foundation laid by 7.2.0, offering subtle but important improvements.

One key area of difference lies in the updated devDependencies. While both versions share many of the same development dependencies, such as @babel/cli, @babel/core, and electron-to-chromium, the compat-table dependency sees an upgrade. Version 7.2.3 references kangax/compat-table#7655c84581184806d4f94ef97fbaac7abd5852d8, while 7.2.0 uses kangax/compat-table#29ec2bed5a475b42388866cfc7d24f3f44b12eba. This indicates that version 7.2.3 incorporates the latest compatibility data available within the compat-table project. This ensures more accurate and up-to-date transformation of JavaScript features based on environment support, meaning developers can be even more confident that their code will work as expected across different browsers and runtimes.

The changes are primarily focused on refining the compatibility data used by the preset, leading to more accurate and reliable transformations. While the core functionalities offered by the preset remain similar, this improved accuracy is essential for developers who want to stay on the cutting edge of JavaScript development while maintaining broad support for their target platforms. This update makes Babel even better at bridging the gap between modern JavaScript and older environments.

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