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autoprefixer

0.6.20130716

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Version 0.6.20130716 Details

The Autoprefixer package saw a notable update from version 0.5.20130629 to 0.6.20130716, offering developers enhanced CSS prefixing capabilities. Both versions share the core functionality of parsing CSS and adding vendor prefixes based on data from Can I Use. They depend on "css-parse" and "css-stringify" for CSS manipulation, using similar versions. However, version 0.6.20130716 introduces "nib" as a new development dependency, enabling Stylus support, a feature absent in the earlier version. This addition could be crucial for developers working with the Stylus CSS preprocessor, streamlining their workflow by automatically handling vendor prefixes. The mocha version was bumped from 1.11.0 to 1.12.0 and rework version from 0.17.0 to 0.17.2. Furthermore, "glob" and "component" were upgraded to versions 3.2.3 and 0.16.7 respectively, from 3.2.1 and 0.16.5,potentially bringing performance improvements or bug fixes that would be interesting for developers that use those library. This update solidifies Autoprefixer's position as a versatile tool for front-end developers aiming for cross-browser compatibility without manual prefix management. The later version was released a few weeks after the earlier one. Both packages are licensed under LGPL 3.

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