Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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@vue/typescript-plugin

2.2.12

Comparision Betweeen 2.2.12 and 2.2.10

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Version 2.2.12 Details

@vue/typescript-plugin version 2.2.12 represents a subtle but important update compared to version 2.2.10. Both versions share the same core license (MIT) and repository origin, indicating continued maintenance and alignment within the Vue.js ecosystem. Primarily, developers should notice updates in the dependencies. Version 2.2.12 now relies on @volar/typescript version 2.4.15, which is a bump from the ~2.4.11 range specified in 2.2.10, potentially bringing bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features from Volar's TypeScript integration. Similarly, @vue/language-core has been updated from 2.2.10 to 2.2.12, likely including core language service enhancements.

While both versions depend on @vue/shared at ^3.5.0, these dependency updates are signs of ongoing refinement within the Vue language tooling, possibly fixing edge cases and performance optimizations. Developers that want to upgrade should investigate @volar/typescript 2.4.15 new features or bug fixes to determine if the upgrade is useful for them.

Also, technically interesting is the dist information. Version 2.2.12 shows a notable reduction in both fileCount (35 vs. 45) and unpackedSize (63635 vs. 90964). If this size reduction is consistent across multiple versions it means the team is working on optimisations like dead code elimination or other improvements, potentially leading to faster install times and less disk space usage for your projects. Finally, the releaseDate indicates a considerable gap between releases, allowing fixes and improvements to consolidate before being launched.

Security Vulnerabilities

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