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gherkin

2.9.3

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Version 2.9.3 Details

Gherkin version 2.9.3 is a minor update to the Gherkin parser, a tool designed for developers who need to parse Gherkin syntax, commonly used in Behavior-Driven Development (BDD). Both versions, 2.9.2 and 2.9.3, share the same core functionality: providing a fast and efficient way to lex and parse Gherkin files using a Ragel State Machine Compiler. This makes them suitable for projects using Cucumber or similar BDD frameworks. The core library remains dependency-free, streamlining integration and minimizing potential conflicts within your project.

The key difference between the two versions lies in the release date, with version 2.9.3 released shortly after 2.9.2. This suggests that version 2.9.3 likely contains minor bug fixes or very small improvements over the previous version. Developers already using Gherkin 2.9.2 should consider upgrading to 2.9.3 for potential stability improvements. Both versions include "uglify-js" as a devDependency, crucial for minifying the JavaScript code during the build process. This indicates a concern for code size and optimization, ensuring efficient performance in resource-constrained environments. Aslak Hellesøy continues to be the listed author. The repository remains the same, hosted on GitHub under the Cucumber organization.

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