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fs2

0.2.6

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Version 0.2.6 Details

The fs2 package, a utility for extending Node.js's built-in fs (file system) module, saw a minor version update from 0.2.5 to 0.2.6 in June 2017. While both versions share a similar core functionality with dependencies like d, es5-ext, deferred, memoizee, and event-emitter ensuring consistent behavior, the key difference lies in the minimatch dependency. Version 0.2.6 upgrades minimatch from ~2.0.10 to ^3.0.4. This change is significant because minimatch handles glob pattern matching, a crucial aspect of file system operations. The upgrade likely addresses bug fixes, performance improvements, and potentially new features within minimatch itself. Developers utilizing fs2 should be aware of this as it might affect how file paths and patterns are resolved within their applications, especially if they rely on specific behaviors of older minimatch versions. The update also includes a minor release date difference of approximately 3 days, suggesting potential bug fixes or minor adjustments. For developers seeking a stable and enhanced file system manipulation experience in Node.js, upgrading to fs2 version 0.2.6 is recommended due to the improved minimatch dependency although compatibility with existing glob patterns should be validated. The MIT license ensures freedom and flexibility in its usage.

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