Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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jest-cli

29.0.0

Comparision Betweeen 29.0.0 and 28.1.3

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Version 29.0.0 Details

Jest CLI version 29.0.0 introduces several updates compared to the preceding stable version, 28.1.3. Both versions maintain the core mission of "Delightful JavaScript Testing," offering a rich set of features for developers. Analyzing the dependency lists, the majority of internal Jest packages such as @jest/core, @jest/types, @jest/test-result, jest-config, jest-util, and jest-validate have been updated to the 29.0.0 version, likely introducing new functionalities, bug fixes, and performance improvements within these core modules. While external dependencies like exit, chalk, yargs, prompts, graceful-fs, and import-local remain consistent, the updated Jest packages promise a refined testing experience. Notably, developer dependencies related to types (@types/exit, @types/yargs, @types/prompts, @types/graceful-fs) are unchanged.

Developers upgrading to version 29.0.0 can anticipate enhancements across the entire Jest testing ecosystem, from configuration and test execution to result reporting. The dist metadata suggests a slight increase in package size and file count, potentially indicating the addition of new features or more comprehensive documentation. Both versions retain the same peer dependency on node-notifier, ensuring consistent notification support. The releaseDate difference highlights that version 29.0.0 contains the latest improvements and fixes up to August 2022, offering a more current and robust testing solution. If you are using Jest, upgrading to the latest version is advisable for optimal performance and access to the newest features and bug fixes.

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