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@babel/preset-env

7.22.6

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Version 7.22.6 Details

Babel's @babel/preset-env package version 7.22.6 introduces subtle yet impactful updates compared to its predecessor, 7.22.5. A key highlight is the updated dependency on @babel/compat-data, moving from version ^7.22.5 to ^7.22.6. This often signals changes in the supported ECMAScript features and target environments. Another important update is the move to @nicolo-ribaudo/semver-v6 with version ^6.3.3, version 7.22.5 had semver":"^6.3.0. These semver updates might include bug fixes or performance improvements, indirectly affecting how @babel/preset-env handles version ranges for targeted environments. Furthermore, @babel/plugin-transform-optional-chaining sees an update from ^7.22.5 to ^7.22.6, suggesting potential bug fixes or alignment with the latest ECMAScript specifications for optional chaining. Core-js-compat moves from version ^3.30.2 to ^3.31.0, meaning more support for javascript features and web standards. While other dependencies remain consistent, developers should note these changes as they might influence the compilation process and the resulting code. For developers, upgrading to 7.22.6 ensures access to the most recent compilation targets, support for new JavaScript syntax, and potential improvements in performance and bug fixes, all contributing to a smoother and more standardized development experience. Always consult the official changelog for an exhaustive list of changes and potential breaking changes.

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