Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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fs2

0.3.4

Comparision Betweeen 0.3.4 and 0.3.3

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

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

131

Unpacked Size

183.45 KB

182.84 KB

Version 0.3.4 Details

Version 0.3.4 of the fs2 package represents a minor update over its predecessor, version 0.3.3, both extensions to Node.js's built-in file system (fs) module. Both versions share the same fundamental purpose of streamlining file system operations and providing enhanced utilities. The core dependencies remain consistent between the two releases. Notably, dependencies like d, ignore, es5-ext, deferred, memoizee, and event-emitter are all present with the same version constraints, indicating that the underlying architecture and approach to file system extensions stay consistent. Similarly, the development dependencies for testing and linting (tad, eslint, and eslint-config-medikoo-es5) are identical.

The primary differences lie in the dist metadata which indicates the packed size, as version 0.3.4 sees a slight increase in unpacked size from 187229 to 187856. This difference, while minor, may point to internal code changes, optimizations, or even expanded documentation within the package. The other significant difference is the release date, with version 0.3.4 being released shortly after version 0.3.3. Considering all the other metadata is the same, this indicates a focused bug fix or improvement.

For developers, fs2 presents a set of tools to enhance file system interactions in Node.js projects and these versions represent refinement and continued maintenance of the library, providing stability and confidence in their file system operations.

Security Vulnerabilities

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