Expect, a popular assertion library designed to enhance JavaScript testing, released version 1.15.1 shortly after version 1.15.0. Both versions share the same core description: "Write better assertions," and boast identical dependencies, including "is-equal," "is-regex," and "object-inspect," crucial for deep comparisons and type checking within assertions. Similarly, the developer dependencies for both versions remain unchanged, featuring tools like Karma, Mocha, ESLint, and Webpack for testing, linting, and bundling. These ensure consistent development workflows and code quality across versions.
The license, repository details, and author information also remain constant, indicating continued maintenance and ownership by Michael Jackson. Functionally both versions appear to be identical, as there are no changes to files, dependencies, or dev dependencies.
The key distinguishing factor between the versions is the releaseDate. Version 1.15.1 was released approximately 5 hours after version 1.15.0. This suggests that version 1.15.1 is likely a patch release addressing a bug, typo, documentation improvement, or other minor issue discovered immediately after the initial 1.15.0 release.
For developers using Expect, upgrading from 1.15.0 to 1.15.1 is recommended as best practice since they should always use the newest patch version. This ensures access to the latest fixes and improvements, contributing to greater application stability and reliability. Always consult the changelog or release notes (if available) for comprehensive information.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.15.1 of the package expect
