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@babel/preset-env

7.24.0

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Version 7.24.0 Details

@babel/preset-env version 7.24.0 brings a handful of updates and refinements compared to the previous stable version, 7.23.9. The primary changes reside within its dependencies, specifically the inclusion of newer versions of several internal Babel plugins and helper utilities. The most notable dependency update is on @babel/plugin-transform-object-rest-spread, moving from version 7.23.4 to 7.24.0, aligning it with the core Babel release. This indicates potential bug fixes or performance enhancements within object rest/spread transformations.

Beyond that, @babel/helper-plugin-utils was updated from version 7.22.5 to 7.24.0. For developers, this means potentially enhanced compatibility and stability related to how Babel plugins interact with the core transformation pipeline. The update to @babel/core and @babel/traverse in the devDependencies indicates improvements and bug fixes to the tools used for testing Babel itself.

In practical terms, upgrading to 7.24.0 should provide a seamless experience with potentially improved transpilation output and support for newer JavaScript features that rely on updated object rest/spread transforms. While the changes might seem incremental, these updates contribute to a more robust and reliable transpilation process, ensuring better compatibility across different JavaScript environments. Developers are advised to upgrade, especially if they utilize object rest/spread syntax extensively and prioritize a stable and actively maintained toolchain.

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