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debug

4.3.3

Comparision Betweeen 4.3.3 and 4.3.2

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Version 4.3.3 Details

Debug is a lightweight debugging utility for Node.js and browsers, crucial for developers aiming to understand and optimize their code's behavior. Comparing versions 4.3.3 and 4.3.2 reveals subtle changes that, while seemingly minor, can be significant. Both versions share the same core dependency, "ms" (version 2.1.2), responsible for time conversion, and identical development dependencies including testing frameworks like Mocha and Karma, linting tools like XO, and code coverage reporters like Istanbul and Coveralls, essential for maintaining code quality and ensuring stability.

The key differences lie in the metadata. Version 4.3.3 boasts an updated author and repository. The author is now Josh Junon with the email josh.junon@protonmail.com, and the repository has migrated from "visionmedia/debug.git" to "debug-js/debug.git," reflecting a change in maintainership and project organization. Furthermore, version 4.3.3 has a slightly larger unpacked size (42039 bytes) compared to version 4.3.2 (41341 bytes), suggesting additions or modifications to the codebase, even if subtle. The release dates show version 4.3.3 was released in November 2021, nearly a year after version 4.3.2, released in December 2020. Developers should note these differences as they might indicate bug fixes, performance improvements, or architectural updates in the newer version. It's always recommended to review the changelog for a comprehensive understanding of the changes before upgrading. Both versions are released under the MIT license.

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