Date-fns has released version 3.2.0, a minor update following the previous stable version 3.1.0. Both versions maintain the core functionality as a modern JavaScript date utility library, prized for its modularity and adherence to functional programming principles, promoting cleaner and more maintainable code when dealing with date manipulations. Developers familiar with date-fns will find the upgrade straightforward.
Examining the package metadata reveals some interesting adjustments. Crucially, the unpackedSize has increased slightly from 4,837,433 bytes in version 3.1.0 to 4,842,019 bytes in version 3.2.0. This suggests the inclusion of new features, bug fixes, or improvements within the library's code. While the number of files remains constant at 4321, the content within those files has likely been altered. The release date also highlights the active maintenance of the library, with version 3.2.0 being released just a few days after version 3.1.0. Developers should consult the official date-fns changelog for specific details on what's new, improved and fixed in the newest release. Potential changes could range from performance enhancements and new date formatting options to resolved issues with previously existing functionalities.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.2.0 of the package date-fns