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27.2.2

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Version 27.2.2 Details

Jest version 27.2.2 represents a minor update to the popular JavaScript testing framework, building upon the solid foundation of version 27.2.1. While seemingly incremental, these releases incorporate changes crucial for developers aiming for robust and reliable testing environments. Both versions maintain the core description of "Delightful JavaScript Testing," underscoring Jest's commitment to developer experience. The dependency structure remains largely consistent, with jest-cli and @jest/core versions bumped to align with their respective parent Jest versions, ensuring synchronized functionality and bug fixes across the Jest ecosystem. import-local remains at version 3.0.2, suggesting stable compatibility with the local module resolution mechanism.

The peer dependency specification for node-notifier remains unchanged, indicating continued support for desktop notifications within a specific range of versions (8.0.1, 9.0.0, or 10.0.0), meaning you should ensure compatibility if leveraging this feature. The license, repository, fileCount and unpackedSize fields are identical. What sets the versions apart is the releaseDate. Version 27.2.2 was published on September 25, 2021, five days after version 27.2.1's release on September 20, 2021. Given such a short time between the releases, it's highly plausible that version 27.2.2 addresses one or more specifically critical bug fixes discovered after the initial 27.2.1 release. Developers should consult the official Jest changelog between these specific versions for granular detail to help you pinpoint precise fixes or any new smaller features. Upgrading from 27.2.1 to 27.2.2 will provide developers with the latest improvements and stability enhancements within the 27.2.x series.

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