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jest-cli

27.5.0

Comparision Betweeen 27.5.0 and 27.4.7

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Version 27.5.0 Details

Jest CLI version 27.5.0 represents a minor update over the previous stable version 27.4.7, primarily focusing on internal dependency updates and bug fixes rather than introducing major new features. Both versions share the same core functionality for JavaScript testing, offering features like mocking, snapshot testing, and code coverage. The core description remains constant: "Delightful JavaScript Testing." Key dependencies like exit, chalk, yargs, and prompts maintain similar version constraints, ensuring a consistent user experience for basic command-line interactions and output formatting.

The most noticeable changes lie in the updated versions of Jest-related packages. Version 27.5.0 brings updates to @jest/core, @jest/types, jest-util, jest-config, @jest/test-result, and jest-validate. Developers upgrading should be aware that these updates might include minor API adjustments or bug fixes within Jest's core functionalities. Graceful-fs also sees an update. The devDependencies and peerDependencies remain mostly consistent, suggesting no significant changes to the development or runtime environment. The file count dist.fileCount and unpacked size dist.unpackedSize are the same, which means that the changes between versions are minimal and don't involve adding of new files to the published package. In essence, upgrading to 27.5.0 should be a straightforward process for most users, offering subtle improvements and refinements to the testing experience. Developers should consult the official Jest changelog for a detailed breakdown of specific bug fixes and minor API adjustments introduced in the updated dependencies.

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