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@swc/core

1.2.176

Comparision Betweeen 1.2.176 and 1.2.175

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Version 1.2.176 Details

@swc/core is a high-performance JavaScript and TypeScript compiler, designed as a faster alternative to Babel. Version 1.2.176 builds upon the previous stable version, 1.2.175, continuing the project's commitment to speed and efficiency. Developers will appreciate the marginal unpacked size difference of approximately 400 bytes, indicatiing that the newer version consist primarily of incremental enhancements and bug fixes rather than substantial architectural changes, ensuring smooth migration for existing users.

The core dependencies and optional dependencies have been updated reflecting the same version number as the main packages. Focusing on the dependencies, both versions rely on a consistent ecosystem of tools for development and testing, including Jest, Acorn, TypeScript, and Babel plugins. @swc/helpers remains unchanged, ensuring compatibility with existing transformations. This suggests a focus on internal improvements and refinements within the core compilation logic.

The most notable difference, and potentially the most crucial for developers, is the release date. Version 1.2.176 was released approximately 20 hours after version 1.2.175. Consequently, for developers, version 1.2.176 provides the latest bug fixes, performance optimizations, and any security patches that may have been addressed between the two releases. Developers seeking the most stable and up-to-date experience should upgrade to version 1.2.176.

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