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ajv

8.17.1

Comparision Betweeen 8.17.1 and 8.16.0

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466

Unpacked Size

1006.73 KB

1006.6 KB

Version 8.17.1 Details

Ajv version 8.17.1 represents an incremental update over version 8.16.0, primarily focusing on dependency management and potential bug fixes or minor improvements. A key difference lies in the "dependencies" section. Version 8.17.1 includes "fast-uri":"^3.0.1", while version 8.16.0 has "uri-js":"^4.4.1" inside dependencies and "fast-uri":"^2.3.0" inside "devDependencies". The update likely reflects a shift in how URI handling is managed within the core library, offering potentially improved performance or security characteristics related to URI parsing and validation.

For developers, this means that upgrading to 8.17.1 could impact how their schemas interact with URIs. They should test their existing schemas to ensure compatibility with the newer fast-uri version. While the core functionality of Ajv as a JSON schema validator remains consistent, this dependency change signifies a potential upgrade to a more current approach for URI handling within the library.

Both versions maintain identical developer tooling dependencies, including testing frameworks like "mocha" and "chai", linting tools, build tools like "rollup" and "typescript", and code formatting tools like "prettier". This suggests a stable development environment and a consistent code base across minor versions. Developers already familiar with the Ajv ecosystem can expect a seamless transition, focusing primarily on verifying URI-related functionality after the upgrade. The unchanged file count and unpacked size also suggests minor code changes between the versions. The "releaseDate" also provides insights into how frequently the library is updated.

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