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awesome-typescript-loader

3.1.1

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Version 3.1.1 Details

Awesome Typescript Loader, a popular Webpack plugin for seamlessly integrating Typescript into your projects, released version 3.1.1 shortly after 3.1.0, both on March 7th, 2017. Examining the package data reveals that both versions share identical dependencies and devDependencies, indicating the update from 3.1.0 to 3.1.1 was likely a minor patch addressing specific issues or incorporating small improvements rather than introducing significant new features. For developers, this suggests stability in the core functionality. Upgrading from 3.1.0 to 3.1.1 is probably a safe operation, unlikely to introduce breaking changes. Both versions support Webpack 2 and TypeScript 2.2.1. Key dependencies like enhanced-resolve, loader-utils, and lodash remain the same. Developers can still expect the same core capabilities - fast and efficient Typescript compilation using Webpack, leveraging features like caching, happyPackMode for parallel builds, and declaration file support. If you are running into any odd edge case bugs with version 3.1.0 you might want to upgrade to 3.1.1 but it is very likely not needed and the code base is effectively the same.

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