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@babel/types

7.25.7

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Version 7.25.7 Details

@babel/types version 7.25.7 introduces several updates compared to the preceding 7.25.6 release, primarily affecting its internal utility dependencies. Developers leveraging this library for AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) manipulation should note these changes. The newer version upgrades @babel/helper-string-parser to version 7.25.7 and @babel/helper-validator-identifier to version 7.25.7. The previous version used @babel/helper-string-parser version 7.24.8 and @babel/helper-validator-identifier version 7.24.7. These helper packages likely contain bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features related to string parsing and identifier validation within the Babel ecosystem. Although the core description of "@babel/types" remains consistent – a "Lodash-esque utility library for AST nodes" – these dependency updates contribute to the overall stability and functionality when working with Babel's AST representation. Developers should refer to the changelogs of @babel/helper-string-parser and @babel/helper-validator-identifier for detailed information on what specific improvements are included within those sub-packages, as those changes are inherited by this newer release. The package size has also increased to 2605441 bytes unpacked from 2479713, suggesting potential additional code or data within the updated dependencies, or bug fixes that require slightly more filesize. The release date for version 7.25.7 is October 2, 2024 while the 7.25.6 version was released on August 29, 2024.

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