Gulp-istanbul is a valuable tool for developers seeking to integrate Istanbul code coverage reports into their Gulp-based workflows. Comparing version 1.1.3 with its predecessor, 1.1.2, reveals some key changes. The most significant difference lies in the dependencies. Version 1.1.3 removes the dependency on gulp-util, replacing it with plugin-error and introducing vinyl as a development dependency. This shift likely reflects an attempt to modernize the plugin and align with current gulp best practices, as gulp-util has been somewhat deprecated in favor of more modular solutions.
Developers upgrading to 1.1.3 should be aware of this dependency change and ensure their code doesn't rely on functionality exclusively provided by gulp-util. The other dependencies remain relatively consistent, suggesting that the core Istanbul integration and threshold checking functionality remain stable. A potentially relevant change may be the update to the dependency mocha in the newer versions.
The releaseDate field indicates that 1.1.3 was released significantly later than 1.1.2. This means that developers can expect a more up-to-date package that may include bug fixes and improvements. The consistent license (MIT) and repository information further reassure developers that this package is actively maintained and open-source. The similar author details show continuity in the leadership and support of the project.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.1.3 of the package gulp-istanbul
