Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

@rollup/plugin-commonjs version 14.0.0 introduces subtle enhancements over its predecessor, 13.0.2, primarily impacting internal file sizes and potentially including bug fixes or minor performance improvements not explicitly detailed in the provided metadata. Both versions serve the crucial function of converting CommonJS modules into the ES2015 format, enabling seamless integration of older JavaScript libraries into modern Rollup-based bundling workflows. This capability is invaluable for developers progressively migrating legacy codebases or incorporating third-party modules not yet available in ES module syntax.

The core dependencies remain consistent across both versions, including glob, resolve, commondir, is-reference, magic-string, @rollup/pluginutils and estree-walker, indicating stability in the plugin's fundamental architecture and dependency management. Similarly, the development dependencies, featuring tools like typescript, acorn, rollup, and Babel, confirm the ongoing commitment to code quality, testing, and compatibility. The peer dependency on rollup at version ^2.3.4 ensures compatibility with specific Rollup versions. Developers can assume a smooth upgrade path between these versions if they're already using 13.0.2, as the API and core functionality remain unchanged. The updated version (14.0.0) was released very shortly after v13.0.2, so it's reasonable to expect the changes are minor, likely bug fixes, enhanced performance, or small internal optimizations. Given the insignificant release time difference, upgrading is advisable to benefit from any improvements.