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@rollup/plugin-commonjs

23.0.1

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Version 23.0.1 Details

@rollup/plugin-commonjs v23.0.1 is a minor update to v23.0.0, primarily focusing on internal dependency updates and bug fixes, ensuring smoother integration within the Rollup ecosystem. Both versions serve the core purpose of converting CommonJS modules to ES2015, enabling broader compatibility in modern JavaScript environments. Developers using Rollup to bundle their projects can utilize this plugin to effortlessly incorporate older CommonJS-style modules into their ES module-based workflows.

Key differences lie in the dependency versions, where v23.0.1 upgrades @rollup/pluginutils to ^5.0.1, and peer dependencies to latest; while v23.0.0 used @rollup/pluginutils at ^4.2.1 and older versions of dev dependencies. This likely addresses compatibility issues or introduces minor performance improvements related to Rollup's plugin utility functions. These upgrades also include later versions of development dependencies such as @rollup/plugin-json and @rollup/plugin-node-resolve and this can bring benefits during development with newer features and bug fixes.

For most developers, the upgrade from v23.0.0 to v23.0.1 should be seamless. However, thorough testing is advised to ensure compatibility, particularly if the project extensively relies on edge-case behaviors of the older dependencies. Generally, staying current with minor version updates like this provides access to the latest bug fixes and performance enhancements. Developers employing Rollup should evaluate the plugin to guarantee seamless integration of CommonJS modules and leverage the latest refinements in Rollup's plugin ecosystem.

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