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@swc/core

1.3.58

Comparision Betweeen 1.3.58 and 1.3.57

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

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Version 1.3.58 Details

@swc/core version 1.3.58 introduces incremental updates over its predecessor, version 1.3.57, in this super-fast Babel alternative. Both versions share the same core dependencies, ensuring a consistent experience across platforms through architecture-specific builds for Darwin (x64, arm64), Linux (x64 GNU/Musl, arm64 GNU/Musl, arm-gnueabihf), and Windows (x64/ia32/arm64 MSVC). Developers will appreciate the extensive suite of development dependencies in both versions, which support a robust testing environment. Libraries like Jest, Mocha, and various testing and utility libraries ensure code quality and reliability.

A notable difference lies in the specific version of @swc/plugin-jest. Version 1.3.57 specifies version 1.5.59, while 1.3.58 uses "latest". This indicates that version 1.3.58 will use the most recent compatible version of jest plugin. The core functionality around supporting modern JavaScript and TypeScript features remains consistent, making either version a solid choice for projects needing fast compilation times. The consistently maintained peer dependency on @swc/helpers also guarantees compatibility with necessary helper functions. Also, the unpacked size of the new version is 748220 vs 746541 of the previous version, suggesting a minor increase in the included code in the new release. Using latest is generally a signal of bug fixing or a release made compatible to new features, so is recommended to use the latest version of the core, the @swc/core.

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