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cssnano

5.0.8

Comparision Betweeen 5.0.8 and 5.0.7

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Version 5.0.8 Details

cssnano version 5.0.8 represents a minor update to the popular CSS minifier, building on the solid foundation established in version 5.0.7. Both versions maintain cssnano's core functionality as a modular minifier leveraging the PostCSS ecosystem for advanced CSS optimization. Key dependencies like yaml, lilconfig, and is-resolvable remain consistent, ensuring compatibility and stability in configuration and resolution processes. Development dependencies and peer dependencies for postcss and autoprefixer, crucial for PostCSS integration and vendor prefixing, are also unchanged, providing a familiar environment for developers already working with these tools.

The most notable difference lies in the updated dependency cssnano-preset-default, which jumps from version 5.1.3 to 5.1.4 in the newer release. This suggests improvements or bug fixes within the default preset, which dictates the standard set of CSS optimizations applied. Developers upgrading to 5.0.8 should anticipate potentially altered output from the minifier due to these preset refinements. While both versions ship with the same file count (5) and unpacked size (8042 bytes), the updated releaseDate of "2021-08-18T09:54:19.250Z" signifies a more recent build, incorporating the latest enhancements to the default preset. The license, repository details, author information, and funding links remain identical, ensuring continuity in the project's governance and accessibility. For developers, the upgrade to 5.0.8 mainly entails benefiting from the subtle yet impactful improvements within the default minification rules encapsulated in cssnano-preset-default@5.1.4.

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