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fs2

0.3.10

Comparision Betweeen 0.3.10 and 0.3.9

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

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Version 0.3.10 Details

The fs2 package, designed as a collection of file system extensions for Node.js, saw a significant update from version 0.3.9 to 0.3.10. A key difference lies in the dependencies with version 0.3.10 adding a dependency on the "ext" package at version "^1.6.0" which may introduce new functionalities or improvements related to extending objects or prototypes. The devDependencies also mark notable shifts. Version 0.3.10 upgrades the eslint (a JavaScript linter) version from "7.13.0" to "8.2.0", indicating potentially stricter code quality checks and adherence to more recent JavaScript standards. Furthermore, eslint-config-medikoo, the configuration for eslint, jumps from version "3.1.0" to "4.1.1", suggesting refined linting rules. A new development dependency, github-release-from-cc-changelog at version "^2.2.0", was added, indicating an automated approach to generating GitHub releases directly from conventional commits, potentially streamlining the release process. The repository URL changed from "git://" to "git+https://", enforcing a more secure connection. The dist object reveals slight adjustments. While the compressed tarball file count increases from 43 to 48, the unpacked size shrinks from 107319 bytes to 103365 bytes, implying optimizations in the codebase and potentially faster installation times. Finally, the release date moves from November 19, 2020, to September 8, 2024, showcasing a four-year gap between the versions during which considerable improvements and updates were bundled into this new release.

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