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es6-set

0.1.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.1.0 and 0.0.0

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Version 0.1.0 Details

The es6-set package provides an ECMAScript 6 Set polyfill, enabling developers to use the Set data structure in environments that don't natively support it. Comparing version 0.1.0 with the significantly outdated 0.0.0 reveals notable improvements and shifts in dependency management.

Version 0.1.0, released in April 2014, introduces a crucial dependency on es6-symbol (version 0.1.x), indicating enhanced compatibility with the ECMAScript 6 specification. Moreover, dependency specifications transform from raw Git URLs in version 0.0.0 to semantic versioning (semver) ranges in version 0.1.0, improving project stability and maintainability. For example, d, es5-ext, es6-iterator, and event-emitter are switched to ~0.1.1, ~0.10.2, ~0.1.1, and ~0.3.1 respectively. This change makes dependency management more predictable and prevents unexpected breakages from direct Git commits. Switching to registry packages instead of git links enables faster downloads and more reliability in the project. Developers benefit from more refined and reliable semver ranges that enhance a project's overall robustness. The release date significantly separates the two versions, with version 0.1.0 incorporating months of refinement and updates over the initial 0.0.0 release.

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