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@babel/types

7.22.11

Comparision Betweeen 7.22.11 and 7.22.10

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

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170

Unpacked Size

2.29 MB

2.28 MB

Version 7.22.11 Details

@babel/types is a crucial package in the Babel ecosystem, acting as a Lodash-esque utility library specifically designed for manipulating and traversing Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) nodes. These ASTs are fundamental to how Babel transforms JavaScript code. Comparing version 7.22.11 and 7.22.10 reveals subtle but important differences for developers relying on this library.

Both versions share the same core dependencies: to-fast-properties, @babel/helper-string-parser, and @babel/helper-validator-identifier ensuring consistent internal operations for property access, string parsing, and identifier validation. They also leverage glob for file matching during development.

The primary difference lies in the updated versions of development dependencies. While both rely on @babel/generator version 7.22.10, version 7.22.11 incorporates @babel/parser version 7.22.11, whereas the older version uses @babel/parser version 7.22.10. This is significant. The parser is what Babel uses to initially understand Javascript code and convert it into an AST. Therefore, any bugfixes or support for new ECMAScript features is only present in the @babel/types version 7.22.11.

Furthermore, the unpacked size of version 7.22.11 is slightly larger (2397418 bytes) than its predecessor (2395318 bytes) suggesting minor code additions or revisions. The newer version was also released on August 24, 2023, compared to August 7, 2023, for version 7.22.10, indicating it contains the latest fixes and improvements.

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