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@nuxt/schema

3.17.4

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Version 3.17.4 Details

@nuxt/schema version 3.17.4 brings subtle but important updates compared to its predecessor, 3.17.3, primarily impacting the development environment. While the core dependencies remain mostly consistent, with shared use of defu, pathe, consola, and std-env, the @vue/shared dependency is bumped from 3.5.13 to 3.5.14. This seemingly small change could include crucial bug fixes or performance improvements within the Vue ecosystem, potentially affecting how Nuxt components interact with Vue's core functionalities.

The more significant changes reside in the devDependencies. Several packages are updated, including c12 shifting from 3.0.3 to 3.0.4, vue moving from 3.5.13 to 3.5.14, and webpack advancing from 5.99.5 to 5.99.8. @unhead/vue also sees an update, progressing from 2.0.8 to 2.0.9. @vue/compiler-sfc, @vue/compiler-core are both updated to 3.5.14 alongside vue. Furthermore, @vitejs/plugin-vue-jsx shifts from 4.1.2 to 4.2.0 and nitropack is updated from 2.11.11 to 2.11.12. These updates might incorporate enhanced compatibility, bug resolutions, or performance optimizations relevant to the specific tools utilized during the Nuxt development workflow, potentially leading to smoother build processes and refined component handling. Developers should investigate the changelogs of these updated packages to fully grasp the impact on their projects. While the file size difference between versions is minimal, these upgrades underline Nuxt's commitment to incorporating the latest advancements in the Vue and broader JavaScript ecosystem to ensure a robust and efficient development experience.

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