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cmd-shim

7.0.0

Comparision Betweeen 7.0.0 and 6.0.3

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Version 7.0.0 Details

Cmd-shim is a crucial utility actively used within npm to streamline command-line application support, simplifying the creation of cross-platform shims. Version 7.0.0 represents a notable update from the previous stable version, 6.0.3. While maintaining the same core functionality and ISC license, several development dependency upgrades mark the key differences.

Specifically, @npmcli/template-oss jumps from version 4.22.0 to 4.23.1, suggesting enhancements in the project templating and scaffolding infrastructure potentially affecting contributors or those looking to customize the tool. A more significant shift is observed in @npmcli/eslint-config, moving from 4.0.0 to 5.0.0. This major version bump likely introduces updated linting rules and code style guidelines, leading to improved code quality and consistency across the project.

From a developer's perspective, these updates primarily impact the development environment and contribution process. While the core cmd-shim functionality remains consistent, developers contributing to the project, or those integrating it into larger build processes, will want to align with the latest linting configurations enforced by @npmcli/eslint-config@5.0.0. The slight increase in unpackedSize from 12150 to 12172 bytes in version 7.0.0 suggests the core functionality of the tool remains the same. Cmd-shim continues to maintain a small footprint. The increase in size likely reflects some enhanced logic.

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