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grunt-istanbul

0.7.1

Comparision Betweeen 0.7.1 and 0.7.0

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Version 0.7.1 Details

Grunt-istanbul is a Grunt plugin designed to provide JavaScript code coverage reporting within your Grunt workflows. Versions 0.7.0 and 0.7.1 offer similar core functionalities, making it easy to integrate code coverage analysis into your projects. Both versions share the same core dependencies like Chalk for styled console output, Istanbul for the core code coverage instrumentation and reporting, and Nue.js. Similarly, they both use the same development dependencies, including Grunt itself along with plugins for linting (jshint), unit testing (nodeunit), cleaning (clean), and tools like isparta, mkdirp, rimraf, and dateformat.

The key difference lies in a dependency version specification update. While version 0.7.0 explicitly requires Istanbul version "0.4.2", version 0.7.1 uses a tilde "~0.4.2". This seemingly small change allows for minor patch updates to the Istanbul dependency, providing bug fixes and potential performance improvements without requiring a major version bump in grunt-istanbul. This offers developers using version 0.7.1 a slightly more up-to-date and potentially more stable experience with the underlying code coverage engine. When choosing, consider that both versions are compatible with Grunt versions >=0.4.0 due to the peer dependency declaration and provide the same feature set.

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