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babel-runtime

6.11.6

Comparision Betweeen 6.11.6 and 6.9.2

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Version 6.11.6 Details

Babel-runtime provides Babel's self-contained runtime library, essential for executing compiled code in environments lacking native ES2015+ features. Comparing version 6.11.6 to the prior stable version 6.9.2, reveals subtle but important changes that impact developers leveraging Babel for modern JavaScript development. Both versions share core dependencies like core-js (for polyfills) and regenerator-runtime (for async/await support), ensuring broad compatibility and smooth execution of transformed code. The development dependencies also remain largely consistent, featuring babel-helpers and babel-plugin-transform-runtime, crucial for the Babel build process and efficient runtime injection.

A notable difference lies in the removal of babel-template as a dev dependency from version 6.11.6. While seemingly minor, this change could suggest internal optimizations or refactoring within the Babel build pipeline. Developers using babel-runtime directly are unlikely to be affected by this change, however, consumers developing babel plugins might want to pay more attention. The underlying functionality provided by Babel-runtime, guaranteeing seamless execution of compiled code across diverse JavaScript environments, remains unchanged and robust simplifying the management of dependencies within javascript projects. Developers relying on Babel for transpilation can confidently upgrade to version 6.11.6, gaining the benefits of any performance enhancements and refinements without introducing breaking changes, provided they are not leveraging the now removed dev dependency.

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