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benny

3.6.12

Comparision Betweeen 3.6.12 and 3.6.11

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Version 3.6.12 Details

Benny is a straightforward benchmarking framework designed to simplify performance testing in JavaScript. Version 3.6.12 offers minor improvements over the previous stable version, 3.6.11. While most core dependencies remain the same, including key benchmarking tools and utilities for working with file systems and JSON, there are notable updates in the development dependencies. Specifically, version 3.6.12 introduces or updates types for fs-extra, json2csv, and prettier. Developers using TypeScript will appreciate these updated type definitions, which improve code completion, error checking, and overall developer experience.

The updated version includes @types/fs-extra with a version of '^8.0.1', @types/json2csv at version '^4.5.0', and @types/prettier upgraded to '^1.18.3'. These type definitions ensure compatibility with the respective libraries, reducing potential type-related issues during development. Although the core benchmarking functionality remains consistent between the two versions, consider upgrading to 3.6.12 to benefit from these enhanced type definitions, particularly if you're working within a TypeScript project. The slight increase in file count and unpacked size in version 3.6.12 likely reflects the addition of these type definition files, ensuring a smoother and more robust development workflow with improved type safety.

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