Version 2.10.4 of @yarnpkg/fslib introduces subtle but potentially important refinements compared to its predecessor, 2.10.3. Both versions share core dependencies, relying on tslib (version ^1.13.0) for TypeScript helpers and @yarnpkg/libzip (version ^2.3.0) for handling zip archives. This indicates a consistent architectural foundation built for file system manipulations. Crucially, both maintain the same BSD-2-Clause license and reside within the same repository structure inside the Yarn Berry project.
The most noticeable difference lies in the dist object, which details the package's distribution. Version 2.10.4 shows a slightly smaller unpackedSize (275862 bytes) compared to 2.10.3 (277342 bytes). While minuscule, this hints at potential optimizations or removal of redundant code, positively impacting performance and reducing the library's footprint. Also the releaseDate differs significantly. The newer releaseDate confirms that 2.10.4 is a more recent version. Such changes often incorporate bug fixes, security patches, or incremental improvements to existing functionalities. Developers integrating @yarnpkg/fslib should assess the updated version for potential gains in efficiency or resolution of previously encountered issues. The fileCount is the same between the 2 versions. While the high-level functionalities are probably unchanged, updating is encouraged. @yarnpkg/fslib provides tools for interacting with the file system, abstracting complexities and ensuring consistent behavior across different environments, for those using Yarn.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 2.10.4 of the package @yarnpkg/fslib