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babel-plugin-transform-property-literals

6.3.13

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Version 6.3.13 Details

Babel plugin transform property literals, a tool designed to convert valid property key literals into plain identifiers, has seen a notable update from version 6.2.4 to 6.3.13. Both versions share the same core functionality and description, aiming to simplify code and potentially improve performance by transforming literal property keys. Both depend on "babel-runtime" version "^5.0.0", ensuring compatibility with existing Babel environments. Crucially, both versions are licensed under the permissive MIT license, granting developers broad freedom of use and modification.

The primary difference lies in the devDependencies, where babel-helper-plugin-test-runner has been updated from version 6.2.4 to 6.3.13. This suggests improvements in the testing framework used for the plugin, potentially leading to more robust and reliable transformations. While the core functionality remains the same, this update indicates a focus on code quality and stability. Developers using this plugin should appreciate the continued commitment to testing, as it minimizes the risk of unexpected behavior during the transformation process. The later release date which is about 9 days later also indicates the intention to fix some problems in version 6.2.4. For developers seeking a stable and well-tested solution for property literal transformation, version 6.3.13 would be the preferable choice, offering the assurance of a more rigorous testing environment.

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