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babel-plugin-transform-object-rest-spread

6.22.0

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Version 6.22.0 Details

Babel plugin transform object rest spread versions 6.22.0 and 6.20.2 serve the same core purpose: compiling object rest and spread syntax in JavaScript to ES5-compatible code, ensuring broader browser compatibility. This functionality is crucial for developers leveraging modern JavaScript features in projects targeting older environments.

The key differences between the two versions lie in their dependency updates and release dates. Version 6.22.0, released in January 2017, updates its babel-runtime dependency to ^6.22.0. This indicates that developers using version 6.22.0 benefit from the corresponding bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new features introduced within the babel-runtime package up to that point. In contrast, version 6.20.2, released in December 2016, relies on babel-runtime version ^6.20.0, meaning it lacks the refinements included in subsequent babel-runtime releases. Additionally, the babel-helper-plugin-test-runner dev dependency sees an upgrade from 6.8.0 on version 6.20.2 to ^6.22.0 on version 6.22.0, which indicates improved testing capabilities for those developing on the plugin.

For developers choosing between these versions, opting for 6.22.0 is generally advisable to leverage the latest compatible dependencies and potentially benefit from improved stability and performance within the Babel ecosystem. Both versions depend on babel-plugin-syntax-object-rest-spread at ^6.8.0, highlighting a consistent requirement for syntax parsing capabilities. Like previous versions, the library remains under the MIT license.

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