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27.4.4

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Version 27.4.4 Details

Jest version 27.4.4 represents a minor update to the popular JavaScript testing framework, building upon the foundation laid by version 27.4.3. Both versions share the same core description: "Delightful JavaScript Testing," highlighting Jest's commitment to providing a user-friendly testing experience. They maintain identical dependency structures, relying on jest-cli and @jest/core at their respective version numbers, and import-local at version 3.0.2, ensuring consistent tooling. Peer dependencies for node-notifier remain the same for both versions as well.

The key distinction lies in the version number itself, moving from 27.4.3 to 27.4.4, which typically signifies bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor feature enhancements rather than breaking changes. Developers should note the release date difference which hints at a roughly week-long development cycle. Version 27.4.4 was released on December 10, 2021 while version 27.4.3 was released on December 1, 2021.

For developers, upgrading to 27.4.4 is generally recommended to benefit from these incremental improvements. While the changes are not drastic, these sorts of point releases often resolve subtle issues and optimize performance, contributing to a smoother and more reliable testing process. Consider checking the official Jest changelog or release notes for a comprehensive list of specific changes included in the 27.4.4 release to understand the impact on your particular testing setup. The fileCount and unpackedSize from dist don't show differences between both versions. However, if you're experiencing any specific issues or facing performance bottlenecks with 27.4.3, upgrading to 27.4.4 could potentially address them. The MIT license and Git repository information are consistent across both versions.

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