Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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27.4.7

Comparision Betweeen 27.4.7 and 27.4.6

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Version 27.4.7 Details

Jest version 27.4.7 introduces minor enhancements and bug fixes over its previous stable release, 27.4.6, maintaining its core focus as a "Delightful JavaScript Testing" framework. Developers relying on Jest for their testing needs will find the update a seamless transition, as the fundamental API and core functionalities remain consistent.

The primary difference lies within the resolved dependencies. Specifically, jest-cli and @jest/core have been updated from version 27.4.6 to 27.4.7, indicating internal improvements and potentially addressing edge cases or minor bugs present in the prior versions of these core packages. While the changelogs for those specific packages should be consulted for thorough details, developers can generally expect an improved, more stable testing experience. The file count and unpacked size remain identical, suggesting the changes are largely focused on code refinements rather than significant feature additions.

Both versions share the same peer dependency on node-notifier, allowing for cross-platform notifications, and utilize import-local for prioritizing local installations. The MIT license ensures freedom and flexibility in its usage. The release dates highlight very close releases, indicating that version 27.4.7 is a quick patch building upon the previous version. For projects seeking the most stable and up-to-date version, upgrading to 27.4.7 is generally recommended, especially if encountering any minor issues with 27.4.6. Always review the changelogs of jest-cli and @jest/core for a comprehensive understanding of the specific changes within these core components.

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