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@nuxt/schema

3.11.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.11.0 and 3.10.3

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488.03 KB

477.72 KB

Version 3.11.0 Details

@nuxt/schema, a crucial package for Nuxt developers, has been updated from version 3.10.3 to 3.11.0, bringing subtle but important changes. Both versions serve as the foundation for Nuxt's typing and default configurations, ensuring a smooth development experience. Key dependencies like ufo, defu, pathe, scule, consola, std-env, untyped, hookable, unimport, pkg-types, and @nuxt/ui-templates remain consistent, guaranteeing core functionality is maintained.

The most notable changes reside within the devDependencies. Version 3.11.0 sees updates to core Vue related packages like vue (3.4.19 -> 3.4.21), @vue/compiler-core (3.4.19 -> 3.4.21), @vue/language-core (introduced with version 2.0.6). The vite dev dependency moves from 5.1.4 to 5.1.6 also @unhead/schema bumps from 1.8.10 to 1.8.20 and h3 jumps from 1.10.2 to 1.11.1. Moreover, nitropack moves from version 2.8.1 to 2.9.4. These upgrades suggest improvements in Vue compatibility, build tooling, and server functionalities potentially leading to more stable and performant Nuxt applications.

Developers should consider upgrading to 3.11.0 to leverage the latest improvements in Vue ecosystem integration, potentially benefiting from enhanced performance, stability, and new features offered by updated versions of vite and nitropack. The update also signals ongoing maintenance and adaptation to the rapidly evolving JavaScript ecosystem, ensuring @nuxt/schema remains a reliable foundation for modern Nuxt development. The jump in unpacked size from 489183 to 499745 could point to added features or broadened type definitions that enhance the developer experience and improve code completion in IDEs.

Security Vulnerabilities

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