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@swc/core

1.2.163

Comparision Betweeen 1.2.163 and 1.2.162

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Version 1.2.163 Details

@swc/core version 1.2.163 is a minor release of the super-fast Babel alternative, building upon the previous stable version 1.2.162. Both versions share the same core functionality, providing developers with a high-performance tool for compiling JavaScript and TypeScript code. The primary difference lies in the underlying dependencies and potential bug fixes or performance tweaks.

Notably, both versions depend on platform-specific binaries for optimal performance across different operating systems and architectures. These include binaries for Darwin (macOS) on both x64 and arm64 architectures, various Linux distributions (x64 with GNU and musl, arm64 with GNU and musl, and arm with gnueabihf), FreeBSD, and Windows (x64, ia32, and arm64 with MSVC). The core dependencies and the optional dependencies list the corresponding binaries with the correct version.

The devDependencies section remains largely consistent, indicating a stable development environment utilizing tools like Jest for testing, Acorn for parsing, and Babel for related functionality. Developers leveraging @swc/core can expect a seamless transition between these versions, with minimal disruption to their existing workflows, improved potentially from the bug fixes introduced in the patch. The update signifies an incremental refinement, promising enhanced stability and reliability for those seeking a blazing-fast compilation solution. The unpacked size has increased, that can bring new features or improvements, but as well some new bugs or security issues, so developers must test the new version.

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