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cssnano

5.1.7

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Version 5.1.7 Details

Cssnano version 5.1.7 represents a minor update over its predecessor, 5.1.6, primarily affecting its internal dependencies. Developers leveraging cssnano, a modular CSS minifier built upon the PostCSS ecosystem, will find the core functionality consistent between the two versions. The key distinction lies in the updated cssnano-preset-default dependency, which moves from version 5.2.6 to 5.2.7. This preset governs the default set of optimization rules applied during minification. While the specific changes within cssnano-preset-default 5.2.7 aren't detailed in this package metadata, developers should consult the cssnano-preset-default changelog for a comprehensive understanding of the adjustments.

Besides the updated dependency, cssnano-preset-advanced has also been updated from 5.3.2 to 5.3.3. Both versions maintain the same peer dependency on PostCSS (version ^8.2.15), ensuring compatibility for users already working within the PostCSS environment. The development dependencies like postcss, autoprefixer and cssnano presets remain largely consistent which means that it's a patch update with only some minor changes.

The update reflects a commitment to maintaining and refining the CSS minification process. Developers are encouraged to review the cssnano-preset-default and cssnano-preset-advanced release notes to assess any potential impact on their specific CSS processing workflows. While the changes may be incremental, staying current with minor version updates like this is a general best practice for leveraging the latest bug fixes and performance improvements within the CSSnano ecosystem. The release dates also evidence an active development and maintenance effort for this open-source project.

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