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@babel/preset-typescript

7.12.17

Comparision Betweeen 7.12.17 and 7.12.16

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 7.12.17 Details

@babel/preset-typescript is a vital tool for developers using TypeScript in their projects, enabling Babel to transpile TypeScript code into JavaScript that can run in various environments. Comparing versions 7.12.17 and 7.12.16 reveals subtle yet important differences. The newer 7.12.17 release includes updates to its dependencies, specifically @babel/helper-validator-option and @babel/plugin-transform-typescript, bringing them to version 7.12.17 as well. While these might seem minor, they often incorporate bug fixes, performance improvements, and enhanced compatibility with the latest TypeScript features. On the other hand, version 7.12.16 had @babel/helper-validator-option and @babel/plugin-transform-typescript at version 7.12.16. Developers considering an upgrade should note the updated development dependency @babel/core in version 7.12.17 compared to 7.12.16. The file count in the distribution package has increased in the new release, and so has the unpacked size of the package, although negligibly. Upgrading should be straightforward for most users, provided their @babel/core version satisfies the peer dependency requirement of ^7.0.0-0. Always consult the changelog and test your configurations to ensure a smooth transition and full exploitation of the latest improvements. Both versions are released under the MIT license and are part of the Babel project.

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