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@babel/runtime

7.27.0

Comparision Betweeen 7.27.0 and 7.26.10

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

235

233

Unpacked Size

243.94 KB

242.75 KB

Version 7.27.0 Details

Version 7.27.0 of @babel/runtime introduces incremental improvements over the preceding stable release, version 7.26.10, continuing its role as a crucial dependency for Babel-powered JavaScript projects. Both versions maintain the same core purpose: providing modular runtime helpers that enable developers to use modern JavaScript features in environments that may not natively support them. The core dependency remains regenerator-runtime at version ^0.14.0, ensuring continued support for async/await functionality.

While the fundamental functionality remains consistent, subtle differences are apparent. Notably, fileCount increases from 233 to 235, and unpackedSize grows from 248571 to 249798 bytes in version 7.27.0. These changes suggest additions or modifications to the included helper functions, potentially addressing bug fixes, performance optimizations, or the inclusion of new runtime support for recently added ECMAScript proposals. Developers should be aware that while the core API remains stable, small changes may exist. Because all changes are from the same major version, it's unlikely that there is a breaking change.

The library is under the MIT License and maintained by The Babel Team, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to support JavaScript developers and the health of the Javascript Ecosystem. Developers already using @babel/runtime should consider upgrading to 7.27.0 to benefit from recent refinements. New users exploring Babel as a compilation tool can be assured that @babel/runtime offers a reliable and actively maintained method for supporting modern JavaScript features in diverse environments.

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