@rollup/plugin-commonjs v21.1.0 introduces subtle improvements over v21.0.3 for converting CommonJS modules to ES2015. Both versions maintain the same core functionality, offering dependencies such as glob, resolve, and magic-string for efficient module processing. Development dependencies for testing and building, including rollup, typescript, and other helper libraries, remain consistent. Crucially, the peer dependency on rollup versions ^2.38.3 is unchanged, ensuring compatibility with existing rollup configurations.
The primary difference lies in the unpacked size of the package, with v21.1.0 being slightly larger at 405025 bytes compared to v21.0.3's 403792 bytes. This suggests minor code adjustments, potentially performance optimizations or bug fixes. The updated release date of v21.1.0 (April 15, 2022) indicates a maintenance release addressing reported issues or refining existing features. Developers should prioritize v21.1.0 for its potential improvements and bug fixes while ensuring it integrates smoothly with their existing Rollup setup. While the core feature set remains consistent, these incremental updates enhance the stability and reliability of the plugin for modern JavaScript development workflows. If you are using the plugin, upgrading to the latest version is always recommended.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 21.1.0 of the package @rollup/plugin-commonjs