Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

@rollup/plugin-commonjs version 16.0.0 brings subtle yet important changes compared to version 15.1.0. Both versions serve the same core purpose: converting CommonJS modules to ES2015 for compatibility with Rollup. The dependency list remains largely the same, indicating a focus on stability and incremental improvements. Crucially, the peer dependency on rollup itself has been updated. Version 16.0.0 now requires rollup version ^2.30.0, a bump from version 15.1.0's ^2.22.0. This signifies a potential reliance on newer Rollup features or bug fixes, meaning developers using version 16.0.0 must also upgrade their Rollup installation. The unpacked size of version 16.0.0 is slightly larger, indicating potential additions of new code, tests, or documentation. The release date tells us that about a month separate those releases with the newer version being released later. For developers, this means weighing the benefits of compatibility with the latest Rollup features against the potential for needing to update their build process. If you're already on Rollup 2.30.0 or higher, upgrading to plugin-commonjs 16.0.0 is likely a smooth transition. If you are not, consider the impact on your existing Rollup setup. While the core functionality remains unchanged, this version bump reflects the ongoing evolution and refinement of the Rollup ecosystem, so staying current ensures ongoing compatibility and potentially improved performance, always taking into account necessary effort.