Commonmark version 0.29.3 introduces subtle but potentially impactful changes compared to its predecessor, version 0.29.2. Both versions are described as a strongly specified markdown variant, meaning a commitment to accurate and consistent markdown parsing. Developers adopting this library can expect reliable markdown rendering across different platforms.
The dependencies for core functionality remain the same, encompassing mdurl, entities, minimist, and string.prototype.repeat. This indicates that the fundamental parsing and encoding mechanisms haven't significantly altered. The key distinctions lie within the devDependencies. Specifically, the esm devDependency has been removed in 0.29.3. This could signify a change in the build or testing process, possibly a shift away from ECMAScript Modules for development tasks. The fileCount and unpackedSize are slightly larger in the newer version, suggesting small additions or modifications to the codebase or build artifacts.
Developers should consider these changes when upgrading. The removal of esm as a dev dependency shouldn't directly impact runtime behavior but could influence how the library is built or tested locally. Inspecting the commit logs between these versions is recommended for a complete understanding of the modifications. The core promise of reliable markdown processing, central to Commonmark's value, seems to continue uninterrupted.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.29.3 of the package commonmark
