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autoprefixer

0.7.20130810

Comparision Betweeen 0.7.20130810 and 0.7.20130808

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Version 0.7.20130810 Details

Autoprefixer versions 0.7.20130810 and 0.7.20130808, both designed to parse CSS and automatically add vendor prefixes based on Can I Use data, present minimal differences, primarily reflected in their release dates. The newer version was released on August 10, 2013, while the older stable version came out on August 7, 2013.

Both versions share identical functionalities, dependencies, and development dependencies. They rely on 'css-parse' and 'css-stringify' for CSS parsing and stringification. Development tools include 'nib', 'glob', 'mocha', 'rework', 'should', 'stylus', 'fs-extra', 'component', and 'coffee-script', suggesting a robust testing and development environment. The license remains LGPL 3, and the repository is consistently located on GitHub under the 'ai/autoprefixer' repository. Andrey Sitnik remains the author.

For developers, this indicates that upgrading from version 0.7.20130808 to 0.7.20130810 is unlikely to introduce any breaking changes or significant new features. The update may contain bug fixes or minor adjustments that aren't explicitly documented in this metadata. If you are already using autoprefixer in your workflow, confirm compatibility with your existing build process, especially if you utilize any of the listed development dependencies. It enables developers to write clean, standard CSS without worrying about browser-specific implementations, improving development speed and reducing maintenance overhead.

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