cssnano, a modular PostCSS-based minifier for CSS, has released version 7.0.2, following closely after version 7.0.1. Both versions maintain consistent dependencies on core libraries like lilconfig (version ^3.1.1), crucial for configuration loading. A key difference lies in the cssnano-preset-default version, bumped from 7.0.1 to 7.0.2 in the latest release, suggesting potential updates or bug fixes within the default preset configuration.
Developers should note the shared peer dependency on postcss (version ^8.4.31), ensuring compatibility with existing PostCSS setups, as well as shared devDependencies on postcss and autoprefixer, for development workflows. The consistent cssnano-preset-lite and cssnano-preset-advanced versions indicate stability in advanced minification options for those users. The file count and uncompressed size for both releases are identical, suggesting that the changes are primarily within the incorporated libraries or configuration files rather than major structural modifications.
Ben Briggs remains the author, and the MIT license and funding through Open Collective provides a long-term support for the tool. The release date of 7.0.2 is significantly newer, indicating active maintenance. Developers should upgrade to the latest version (7.0.2) to leverage any improvements in the default preset or bug fixes found within the underlying dependencies, ensuring the most efficient and up-to-date CSS minification .
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 7.0.2 of the package cssnano