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1.2.0

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Version 1.2.0 Details

The css package, a popular tool for parsing and stringifying CSS, saw a notable update from version 1.1.0 to 1.2.0. Released in late May 2013, version 1.2.0 builds upon its predecessor with updated dependencies for its core functionalities. Specifically, it incorporates css-parse version 1.4.0 and css-stringify version 1.2.0, while version 1.1.0 used css-parse 1.2.0 and css-stringify 1.1.0. This signifies improvements and potentially bug fixes or new features within the parsing and stringification processes.

For developers, this means potentially more robust and accurate CSS handling. While the core description of the package remains consistent – a CSS parser/stringifier using css-parse and css-stringify – the updated dependencies suggest enhanced capabilities. Those upgrading should check for any breaking changes introduced by the updated css-parse and css-stringify packages, ensuring a smooth transition and compatibility with existing code. This upgrade underlines the importance of keeping dependencies up-to-date for optimal performance and to leverage the latest improvements in CSS processing. Created by TJ Holowaychuk.

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