Expect versions 28.0.2 and 28.0.1 are both packages that export the expect function pivotal for writing assertions in Jest, a popular JavaScript testing framework. Primarily, developers interact with expect through Jest, utilizing its various matchers to validate code behavior. Examining the differences between these versions, the most notable changes lie in their dependency versions. Version 28.0.2 upgrades several direct dependencies, including jest-util (from ^28.0.1 to ^28.0.2), jest-get-type (from ^28.0.0 to ^28.0.2), jest-message-util (from ^28.0.1 to ^28.0.2), @jest/expect-utils (from ^28.0.1 to ^28.0.2), and jest-matcher-utils (from ^28.0.1 to ^28.0.2). This indicates that version 28.0.2 incorporates updates and potential bug fixes present in these dependent packages. The upgrade of jest-get-type from 28.0.0 to 28.0.2 might signify critical bug fixes or feature enhancements given the larger version bump. Both versions maintain identical development dependencies, suggesting no modifications to the development workflow. Moreover, file size, unpacked size and file count remained identical so the code modifications were fairly minimal. The release date reflects a quick follow up with a new version released in less than 24 hours. For developers considering an upgrade, version 28.0.2 appears to be a worthwhile choice due to its inclusion of dependency updates, potentially improving performance, stability, or security and developers using expect outside of jest will benefit from those improvements as well.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 28.0.2 of the package expect
