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babel-jest

26.0.1

Comparision Betweeen 26.0.1 and 26.0.0

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Version 26.0.1 Details

Babel-jest versions 26.0.0 and 26.0.1 are plugins designed to integrate Babel, a JavaScript compiler, with the Jest testing framework. This integration allows developers using Jest to seamlessly transpile their code using Babel's transformations before running tests. Both versions share identical descriptions, licenses (MIT), repository information (part of the Jest project on GitHub), development dependencies (@babel/core, @types/graceful-fs), peer dependencies (@babel/core), and dependency relationships with libraries such as chalk, slash, graceful-fs and babel-plugin-istanbul, indicating a consistent core functionality focused primarily with the integration of Jest environment with code transpilation.

The difference between the two versions lies primarily in the updated dependencies on core Jest packages. specifically, "@jest/types" and "@jest/transform" upgraded from version 26.0.0 to 26.0.1 in the newer release. Moreover, version 26.0.1 was released shortly after 26.0.0 (approximately a day later), pointing to a likely bug fix or minor update related to those core Jest package dependencies. For developers considering either version, it's advisable to opt for 26.0.1 to benefit from the latest refinements and potential bug fixes within the Jest ecosystem and improved @jest/types and @jest/transform packages, ensuring better compatibility and stability during testing. Both packages include 7 files each, with an unpacked size of 10939 bytes.

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