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1.0.5

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Version 1.0.5 Details

The css package, a utility for parsing and stringifying CSS, saw a minor version bump from 1.0.4 to 1.0.5 on September 17, 2012. Both versions, authored by TJ Holowaychuk, provide CSS parsing and stringification capabilities built upon the css-parse and css-stringify libraries. Crucially, developers should notice that version 1.0.5 updates the dependency on css-stringify from version 1.0.2 to 1.0.3.

While the core functionality remains the same, this update suggests that css-stringify 1.0.3 likely includes bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature enhancements compared to its predecessor. Users experiencing issues with CSS stringification, such as unexpected formatting or errors, in version 1.0.4 should consider upgrading to 1.0.5 to benefit from these potential improvements within css-stringify. The release notes for css-stringify 1.0.3 (if available) would provide more specific insights into the exact changes. Since both versions share the same dependency version for css-parse (1.0.4), the parsing behavior should remain consistent between the two css package versions. Therefore, if your application's CSS parsing is functioning correctly with version 1.0.4, the primary motivation for upgrading to 1.0.5 stems from improvements to CSS stringification related to the updated css-stringify dependency.

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