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@rollup/plugin-typescript

11.1.5

Comparision Betweeen 11.1.5 and 11.1.4

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Version 11.1.5 Details

@rollup/plugin-typescript, a crucial tool for developers integrating TypeScript projects with Rollup, has released version 11.1.5, building upon the solid foundation of version 11.1.4. Both versions offer seamless integration, but a key difference lies in their peer dependency support for Rollup itself. Version 11.1.5 explicitly adds compatibility and support for Rollup version 4.0.0 and above, signifying a forward-looking update. Developers using the latest Rollup versions (v4) will find this update essential. The new version includes a small increase in file size, with unpacked size moving from 93533 to 94082.

While the core dependencies on resolve and @rollup/pluginutils remain the same, ensuring consistent functionality, the devDependencies showcase the versions used for development and testing environment. Both rely on similar tools like buble, @rollup/plugin-buble, @rollup/plugin-commonjs and related typing packages for node and resolve packages. This highlights a stable and well-tested plugin environment.

The peer dependency on tslib and the minimum supported TypeScript version (>=3.7.0) has not changed, indicating continuity in TypeScript support. Upgrading to 11.1.5 is primarily important for those adopting Rollup v4, ensuring compatibility and access to the latest Rollup features within their TypeScript workflows. This plugin simplifies the build process for TypeScript projects using Rollup, making it an indispensable tool for modern web development.

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