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babel-polyfill

6.1.19

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.19 and 6.1.18

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Version 6.1.19 Details

Babel-polyfill, a crucial library for bridging the gap between modern JavaScript and older environments, saw a minor version update from 6.1.18 to 6.1.19. While both versions share a common foundation – a dependency on core-js (version ^1.0.1), regenerator (version ^0.8.36), and babel-runtime (version ^5.0.0), indicating a stable core functionality – the update represents a potential refinement or bug fix. Developers relying on babel-polyfill to ensure JavaScript code runs smoothly across diverse browsers and Node.js versions should note the very slight difference in release times; only about 27 minutes separates the creation of the two versions.

The MIT license, unchanged, signifies the library remains free to use and modify. The library's repository remains at the same location suggesting no major changes in the location of the codebase. With babel-polyfill essentially importing core-js and regenerator, this package empowers developers to use ES6+ features confidently, knowing older browsers can still execute the code successfully. While no explicit changelog details are present in the examined metadata, upgrading from 6.1.18 to 6.1.19 is generally recommended to benefit from any subtle improvements or fixes the newer version may offer. Always be sure to consult the full changelog on the project's GitHub, if available, to understand the changes more specifically.

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