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babel-runtime

5.6.2

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Version 5.6.2 Details

Babel-runtime versions 5.6.1 and 5.6.2 represent incremental updates to the core runtime environment required when using Babel to transpile JavaScript code. Both versions, sporting the MIT license, maintain the same fundamental purpose: providing a self-contained runtime that enables Babel-transformed code to function correctly across different JavaScript environments. Crucially, both versions declare a dependency on core-js in the ^0.9.0 range, ensuring compatibility with core JavaScript functionalities polyfilled by core-js. Developed under the guidance of Sebastian McKenzie, the author, and accessible through the Babel GitHub repository, these runtimes are integral for developers employing Babel for broad browser support.

The notable difference lies in their release dates. Version 5.6.2 arrived on June 21, 2015, approximately 24 hours after version 5.6.1, which was released on June 20, 2015. This suggests that version 5.6.2 likely incorporates bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature additions addressing issues identified in the preceding version. Given the short timeframe between releases, the changes are unlikely to be major, but developers prioritizing stability and the latest refinements should opt for version 5.6.2. Developers can find the packages on the npm registry under the name "babel-runtime". Always remember to check changelogs for further information.

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