Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@rollup/plugin-typescript

12.0.0

Comparision Betweeen 12.0.0 and 11.1.6

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

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Unpacked Size

130.83 KB

131.22 KB

Version 12.0.0 Details

@rollup/plugin-typescript version 12.0.0 is a significant release, arriving after version 11.1.6, bringing subtle under-the-hood refinements to this crucial Rollup plugin for seamless TypeScript integration. For developers relying on Rollup to bundle TypeScript projects, this update warrants attention. While the core functionality remains consistent, ensuring a smooth transition for existing projects, certain subtle changes might optimize performance or address edge cases.

Notably, the dependencies listed remain largely unchanged with resolve and @rollup/pluginutils staying at the same required versions, indicating stability in the foundational utilities. Similarly, the development dependencies, crucial during plugin development, also remain consistent, suggesting that the update primarily focuses on internal improvements rather than significant API alterations.

The peer dependencies that dictate compatible versions of core libraries such as tslib, rollup, and typescript remain unchanged. This indicates that updating should not introduce versioning conflicts. Examining the dist object reveals a slight decrease in the unpackedSize from 134373 to 133973 bytes. While seemingly minor, this reduction could reflect optimizations in the compiled code, ultimately contributing to a slightly smaller bundle size when utilizing the plugin.

The most crucial difference lies in the releaseDate; version 12.0.0 was released significantly later, indicating accumulated bug fixes and internal improvements, making it a recommended upgrade for all users of @rollup/plugin-typescript. Developers should consider updating to benefit from potential performance enhancements, bug resolutions, and general refinements, ensuring a progressively more robust and reliable TypeScript bundling experience.

Security Vulnerabilities

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