Core-js version 3.27.1 represents a minor update to the popular JavaScript standard library, incrementally improving upon version 3.27.0. Both versions share the same core characteristics: they are MIT licensed, maintained by Denis Pushkarev, and offer a comprehensive collection of polyfills and shims for modern JavaScript features designed to ensure compatibility across various JavaScript environments. Developers rely on Core-js to seamlessly introduce bleeding-edge features into their projects, ensuring older browsers and runtimes can still execute the code without errors.
The key difference between these versions lies in the subtle enhancements and bug fixes incorporated in 3.27.1. While the fileCount remains consistent at 3235, the unpackedSize has increased slightly from 1077202 to 1080405, indicating a few additional kilobytes of code, likely due to those refined functionalities. Developers should note the release dates: version 3.27.1 was released on December 29, 2022, just days after version 3.27.0, suggesting the newer release included quick fixes or small improvements identified shortly after the original release. By upgrading to version 3.27.1, developers can benefit from the latest refinements within Core-js, ensuring optimal stability and performance for their applications while using its standard library. The project is funded through Open Collective, reflecting community-driven support.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.27.1 of the package core-js
