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@vue/typescript-plugin

2.2.2

Comparision Betweeen 2.2.2 and 2.2.0

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Version 2.2.2 Details

@vue/typescript-plugin version 2.2.2 introduces several updates compared to its predecessor, version 2.2.0, offering developers incremental improvements for Vue.js development within TypeScript environments. One noticeable change is the updated dependency on @vue/language-core, moving from version 2.2.0 to 2.2.2, suggesting potential enhancements or bug fixes within the core language tooling. While both versions maintain identical dependencies on @vue/shared (^3.5.0) and @volar/typescript (~2.4.11), indicating continued stability and compatibility with these core components, the upgrade to @vue/language-core likely brings refined language service features, possibly impacting code completion, diagnostics, or refactoring capabilities.

Furthermore, the devDependencies section witnesses a shift. Version 2.2.0 uses "latest" for @types/node, while 2.2.2 specifies "^22.10.4". This pinning suggests a measure to ensure compatibility and prevent potential breakages introduced by newer, unverified versions of Node.js type definitions. Another interesting metric is the jump in fileCount from 25 to 43 and unpackedSize increasing from 60068 to 78788, implying a possible addition of new features, improved documentation, or enhanced internal modules within the plugin. Finally, the release date difference of almost two months, with version 2.2.2 released in February 2025 compared to December 2024 for version 2.2.0, suggests a period of refinement and addressing identified issues, translating to a potentially more robust and polished developer experience. Ultimately users should consider the benefits of dependency fixes in language-core and updated Node types.

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