D3-time, a JavaScript library providing tools for calculating human-centric time intervals, saw a noteworthy update with the release of version 3.0.0, following the 2.1.1 version. Both versions share the same core purpose: providing a calculator for the complexities of time. A key upgrade lies in the dependency management. Version 3.0.0 broadens its compatibility by specifying "d3-array":"2 - 3" as a dependency thus allowing a wider range of d3-array versions to be used, allowing users to better align with other D3 component versions. In contrast, version 2.1.1 strictly depends on "d3-array":"2".
Another notable change is the testing framework. Version 2.1.1 used tape module for testing, while version 3.0.0 upgrades with mocha module. This migration often implies a shift in testing style and potentially unlocks new testing functionalities. Furthermore, the license transitioned from "BSD-3-Clause" in version 2.1.1 to "ISC" in version 3.0.0, a change that some developers might find relevant depending on their project's licensing requirements.
While both versions maintain similar characteristics, such as the same author and repository, developers should carefully consider the shifted dependency and testing framework when upgrading. The change in license may also influence the decision to upgrade. Ultimately, choosing the right version depends on a project's specific requirements and compatibility constraints.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.0.0 of the package d3-time
