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fs2

0.2.11

Comparision Betweeen 0.2.11 and 0.2.10

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

Version

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

113

111

Unpacked Size

164.19 KB

162.74 KB

Version 0.2.11 Details

Fs2 is a file system extension package for Node.js, designed to enhance and simplify file system operations. Comparing versions 0.2.10 and 0.2.11 reveals subtle yet potentially impactful changes for developers. Both versions share the same core dependencies including 'd', 'es5-ext', 'deferred', 'memoizee', 'minimatch', and 'event-emitter', indicating a consistent foundation for file system manipulations and utilities. The development dependencies, utilized for testing and linting, also remain the same ('tad', 'eslint', and 'eslint-config-medikoo-es5').

However, the newer version 0.2.11, released on October 23, 2018, introduces updates that are reflected in the distribution metadata. Specifically, 'fileCount' increases from 111 to 113, and 'unpackedSize' grows from 166647 bytes to 168128 bytes. These changes suggest the introduction of new files, modifications to existing ones, and possibly optimizations within the library. While the changelog isn't provided, a developer considering upgrading should anticipate bug fixes, minor feature additions, or internal improvements that contribute to a refined file system manipulation experience. The upgrade could offer performance enhancements or address specific edge cases encountered in the previous version. Always review any release notes or commit history for a comprehensive understanding of these changes. Both versions are under the ISC license and maintained by Mariusz Nowak.

Security Vulnerabilities

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