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@babel/preset-env

7.22.10

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Version 7.22.10 Details

@babel/preset-env versions 7.22.10 and 7.22.9 represent incremental updates to this widely used Babel preset, designed to simplify JavaScript compilation for different environments. A key difference lies in the updated dependencies, with version 7.22.10 incorporating newer versions of @babel/types (bumped from 7.22.5 to 7.22.10), @babel/compat-data (aligned with 7.22.9), @babel/helper-compilation-targets (bumped from 7.22.9 to 7.22.10), @babel/plugin-transform-regenerator(7.22.5 to 7.22.10), @babel/plugin-transform-block-scoping (7.22.5 to 7.22.10),@babel/plugin-transform-destructuring (7.22.5 to 7.22.10), @babel/plugin-transform-unicode-escapes (7.22.5 to 7.22.10), and @babel/plugin-transform-async-generator-functions(7.22.7 to 7.22.10). These updates typically include bug fixes, performance improvements, and enhanced support for the latest JavaScript syntax and features.

Developers should note the adjustments to the dependencies, potentially impacting how modern JavaScript features are transpiled for older browsers or Node.js versions. Staying current ensures access to the most accurate and reliable transpilation, minimizing potential compatibility issues. While the core functionality remains consistent, these dependency upgrades contribute to a more robust and feature-rich experience. Furthermore, if you want to use the latest features of javascript es2023 and beyond, it is recommended to update to the latest version of this package. Both versions share the same peer dependency requirement of @babel/core at version ^7.0.0-0, ensuring compatibility with existing Babel setups. Upgrading is generally recommended to leverage the bug fixes and refinements included in the newer release.

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