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autoprefixer

0.7.20130805

Comparision Betweeen 0.7.20130805 and 0.6.20130731

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Version 0.7.20130805 Details

Autoprefixer is a valuable tool for web developers, automatically adding vendor prefixes to CSS rules to ensure compatibility across different browsers. Comparing version 0.7.20130805 and its predecessor, version 0.6.20130731, reveals subtle yet important changes. Both versions share the same core functionality, description, dependencies on modules like css-parse and css-stringify, and development dependencies, with the main difference being the version of Stylus used. The newer version (0.7.20130805) updates stylus to version 0.36.0 from 0.35.0 in the older version. These versions also share the same license (LGPL 3), repository details, and author information, ensuring consistency in their legal and development context.

For developers, this suggests a minor update primarily focused on compatibility or enhanced features within the Stylus preprocessor environment. If you utilise Stylus in your workflow, upgrading to version 0.7.20130805 may be beneficial to leverage the latest Stylus features and ensure smoother integration. If you are encountering issues with Stylus in your project, upgrading Autoprefixer may resolve underlying compatibility issues. The consistent dependencies and overall structure indicate a stable and incremental update, making it a safe choice for developers seeking reliable CSS prefixing without introducing major breaking changes.

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