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html-webpack-tags-plugin

2.0.2

Comparision Betweeen 2.0.2 and 2.0.1

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Version 2.0.2 Details

Html-webpack-tags-plugin simplifies injecting custom HTML tags into your webpack-generated HTML files using the popular html-webpack-plugin. Versions 2.0.1 and 2.0.2 share identical dependencies on packages like glob, minimatch, and slash for file matching and path manipulation, ensuring consistent tag injection behavior. The development setup, aimed at testing and contributing, similarly remains unchanged with tools like cheerio for HTML parsing, copy-webpack-plugin, css-loader, html-webpack-plugin, mini-css-extract-plugin, style-loader, and webpack handling the build and testing processes, alongside testing frameworks like jasmine and jasmine-expect for ensuring code quality, and semistandard for code styling.

The core difference between these two releases lies in subtle bug fixes or improvements reflected in the unpacked size of the package, increasing marginally from 50759 bytes in version 2.0.1 to 51100 bytes in 2.0.2, alongside its release date. Developers upgrading to version 2.0.2 can expect the same reliable functionality for injecting custom tags as before, but with potentially enhanced stability or minor performance tweaks under the hood. Both versions retain the MIT license and are available on GitHub, encouraging open-source contributions. This plugin proves invaluable for projects needing precise control over HTML structure, such as adding specific meta tags, custom scripts, or stylesheets beyond what html-webpack-plugin offers natively, ensuring a streamlined webpack workflow.

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