@swc/core sees a minor update from version 1.2.64 to 1.2.65, maintaining its core promise as a blazing-fast alternative to Babel for JavaScript and Typescript compilation. The key change lies primarily in the updated core dependencies, with platform-specific binaries like @swc/core-darwin-x64, @swc/core-linux-x64-gnu, and others incrementing from version 1.2.64 to 1.2.65. This suggests that the update brings improvements or bug fixes within the underlying compilation engine tailored for various operating systems and architectures. The developer dependencies remain consistent between the two versions indicating no major changes in the tooling workflow.
For developers, this means a potentially more stable and efficient compilation process, addressing issues specific to individual platforms if they existed in the previous version. While the surface-level API remains the same, upgrading to 1.2.65 could subtly enhance performance and reliability, particularly in environments where the library interfaces directly with the operating system. The consistent developer dependencies signify that existing build pipelines and testing setups should remain compatible making upgrading a seamless and beneficial step to leverage the latest optimizations embedded within SWC's core.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.2.65 of the package @swc/core