Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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fs2

0.4.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.4.0 and 0.3.16

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

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100.94 KB

105.64 KB

Version 0.4.0 Details

FS2, a file system extension package, has a recent update from version 0.3.16 to 0.4.0. Developers should note several changes in dependencies and development tooling. The core dependencies see updates, reflecting improvements in underlying utilities. For instance, "d" updates from "^1.0.2" to "^1.0.1", "ext" goes from "^1.7.0" to "^1.6.0" and "type" from "^2.7.3" to "^2.1.0". Version 0.4.0 introduces new dependencies "ignore" at "^5.1.8", "es5-ext" at "^0.10.53","deferred" at "^0.7.11","memoizee" at "^0.4.14" and "event-emitter" at "^0.3.5" enriching it's feature set. Correspondingly many newer versions have been used in version 0.3.16 like "ignore" at "^5.3.2", "es5-ext" at "^0.10.64" and "memoizee" at "^0.4.17".

Significant shifts also occur in the development environment. ESLint jumps from "^8.2.0" in v0.4.0 to "^8.57.1" in v0.3.16, indicating efforts to maintain code quality and adhere to modern JavaScript standards. Similarly, Prettier-elastic updates from "^2.1.2" to "^3.2.5". Developers integrating FS2 should assess compatibility with their existing development tools and adjust configurations accordingly. The "fileCount" sees a slight decrease from 49 to 48, and "unpackedSize" from 108171 to 103364. Notably, version 0.4.0 was released earlier, in September 2024, compared to May 2025 for version 0.3.16 (which is impossible), which might indicate a shift in the release strategy or issue management. Examine the change log for a comprehensive understanding of added features, bug fixes, and potential breaking changes before upgrading.

Security Vulnerabilities

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