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@testing-library/react

12.0.0

Comparision Betweeen 12.0.0 and 11.2.7

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

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Version 12.0.0 Details

@testing-library/react version 12.0.0 offers notable upgrades compared to the previous stable version 11.2.7, primarily impacting dependency management and internal tooling. The core description remains consistent: a suite of utilities designed to simplify and promote effective React DOM testing practices. For developers, this means maintaining focus on writing tests that resemble actual user interactions.

The most significant change lies in the updated dependency on @testing-library/dom, jumping from version 7.28.1 to version 8.0.0. This signals improvements and potentially breaking changes in how the library interacts with the DOM, requiring developers to review their existing tests for compatibility and leverage the new features offered by the updated @testing-library/dom.

Furthermore, the development environment sees kcd-scripts updated from version 7.5.1 to 11.1.0, hinting at enhanced scripting capabilities and potentially streamlined development workflows for contributors to the library itself. While this change may be less directly impactful for end-users, it demonstrates a commitment to maintainability and developer experience within the project.

The distributed package size has slightly decreased, with unpackedSize changing from 5571940 bytes to 5367973 bytes , possibly due to optimizations or changes in the included files. Developers should consider these changes when upgrading, ensuring they understand the implications for their testing strategies and dependency resolutions. Always consult the official changelog and migration guides for detailed instructions and potential breaking changes during updates.

Security Vulnerabilities

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