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@swc/core

1.3.73

Comparision Betweeen 1.3.73 and 1.3.72

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Version 1.3.73 Details

@swc/core jumps from version 1.3.72 to 1.3.73, a subtle but potentially impactful upgrade for developers leveraging this high-performance Babel alternative. The core change lies in the updated dependencies and optional dependencies; all platform-specific binaries like @swc/core-darwin-x64, @swc/core-linux-x64-gnu, and @swc/core-win32-x64-msvc are bumped from version 1.3.72 to 1.3.73, ensuring consistency across all supported architectures.

While the extensive list of devDependencies remains largely consistent, indicating no significant tooling or testing framework updates, the underlying improvements in the platform-specific packages may bring performance enhancements, bug fixes, or refined compatibility with different operating systems. Developers should be particularly attentive to changes in the native binaries, as these often address nuanced platform-specific behaviors.

For those using @swc/core, this incremental update warrants a cautious but considered upgrade. The package's primary function as a super-fast JavaScript/TypeScript compiler remains unchanged, but the synchronized update across binaries hints at refinements under the hood. Evaluate the benefits of upgrading, bearing in mind potential improvements to compilation speed, stability, and cross-platform compatibility. While a potentially small change, keeping up with the latest patch version helps ensure you're running the most stable and performant version of SWC.

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