Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

Jest-resolve versions 29.6.4 and 29.6.3 are very similar, representing incremental updates to the Jest resolution module. The primary difference lies in the dependency updates. Version 29.6.4 includes a bump in the jest-haste-map dependency from version 29.6.3 to 29.6.4. This suggests that the core resolution logic in jest-resolve remains largely unchanged, with the update likely addressing improvements or bug fixes within jest-haste-map specifically related to how Jest manages and caches file system information. Developers leveraging jest-resolve directly or indirectly through Jest should see improved performance or stability in scenarios heavily reliant on file system operations and module resolution. While the API surface of jest-resolve is unlikely to have undergone significant changes, upgrading to 29.6.4 ensures compatibility with the latest improvements and bug fixes in jest-haste-map, offering a more robust experience. This upgrade would likely be a simple version bump in your project's package.json. The release date difference indicates a quick follow-up deployment, suggesting the update in jest-haste-map may have addressed a critical fix or performance bottleneck discovered shortly after the initial 29.6.3 release. Ensure comprehensive testing after upgrading any dependencies, especially those deeply integrated like the haste map.