cssnano, a modular CSS minifier built on PostCSS, saw a minor version update from 5.1.12 to 5.1.13. Both versions share the same core dependencies like yaml, lilconfig, and cssnano-preset-default, as well as development dependencies including postcss, autoprefixer, and various cssnano preset configurations (lite, advanced). The peerDependencies remain consistent, requiring postcss version ^8.2.15.
The key difference between the two versions lies within the dist object, specifically the unpackedSize. Version 5.1.13 has an unpacked size of 73782 bytes, a slight increase from the 73773 bytes in version 5.1.12, it is likely due to bug fixes or small improvements. Furthermore, the releaseDate highlights that the update occurred in August 2022, a few months after the prior release in June 2022.
Developers should note that both versions are licensed under MIT and encourage financial contribution through Open Collective. For those already employing cssnano 5.1.12, upgrading to 5.1.13 should present minimal disruption; The update appears to be a patch, providing stability and optimization. Ensure your PostCSS version meets the peer dependency to avoid compatibility issues. Consider reviewing the cssnano repository for any detailed changelog information that might elaborate on the specific fixes incorporated into the latest release.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 5.1.13 of the package cssnano