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import-local

3.0.1

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Version 3.0.1 Details

Import-local is a small but powerful Node.js package designed to enhance the development experience by prioritizing locally installed versions of a package over globally installed ones. This behavior is particularly useful in ensuring consistency and preventing version conflicts when working on projects with specific dependency requirements.

Version 3.0.1, a patch release following version 3.0.0, introduces a subtle yet significant change. The dependency find-up, present in version 3.0.0, has been removed. While both versions maintain dependencies on pkg-dir and resolve-cwd, this swap suggests an optimization or refactoring within the package's internal logic. Developers might find that the removal of find-up leads to slightly improved performance or a smaller package footprint.

Both versions share identical development dependencies including xo for linting, ava for testing, and tools like cpy, del, and execa for build and automation processes. This indicates that the core development workflow and testing practices have remained consistent between the two releases.

The core functionality of import-local remains the same: allowing a globally installed package to intelligently utilize a locally available version, streamlining development workflows and dependency management. The library is licensed under the permissive MIT license and is actively maintained by Sindre Sorhus. Developers using import-local should consider upgrading to version 3.0.1 to potentially benefit from the optimized dependency tree.

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