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cssnano

6.1.2

Comparision Betweeen 6.1.2 and 6.1.1

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Version 6.1.2 Details

Cssnano, a modular CSS minifier built upon the PostCSS ecosystem, has released version 6.1.2, succeeding version 6.1.1. Both versions aim to optimize CSS code for production environments, reducing file sizes and improving website performance. Key differences primarily reside in dependency updates. The newer version incorporates cssnano-preset-default version 6.1.2, an improvement over the previous version's 6.1.1. postcss updated to version 8.4.38 from 8.4.37 and autoprefixer updated to version 10.4.19 from 10.4.18. These updates reflect refinements and potential bug fixes within the cssano ecosystem. Developers should note that both versions maintain peer dependency with postcss version 8.4.31, ensuring compatibility with existing PostCSS setups. Both versions share the same unpacked size, file count in their distribution package and the same dependencies (lilconfig).

The updates in cssnano 6.1.2 present an opportunity for developers to leverage the latest enhancements in the PostCSS ecosystem, potentially benefiting from improved minification algorithms, better handling of modern CSS syntax, and resolution of reported issues in underlying dependencies. Upgrading is recommended for those seeking the most current optimizations and reliability. Cssnano remains a valuable tool for optimizing CSS delivery and enhancing website loading speeds.

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