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29.5.0

Comparision Betweeen 29.5.0 and 29.4.3

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Version 29.5.0 Details

Jest version 29.5.0 brings subtle but noteworthy improvements over its predecessor, 29.4.3, continuing its focus on providing a delightful JavaScript testing experience. Both versions share the same core dependencies, including jest-cli, @jest/core, @jest/types, and import-local, ensuring core functionality remains consistent. The development dependencies for TypeScript support via tsd-lite and @tsd/typescript also remain unchanged, indicating a continued commitment to supporting TypeScript projects. Peer dependency requirements for node-notifier also stay the same; this signals that developers can expect consistent notification behavior across both versions.

The key change lies in the updated versions of core dependencies within the jest package. Both jest-cli and @jest/core versions are aligned with the main jest package version, increasing from ^29.4.3 to ^29.5.0. While the provided data doesn't detail the specific changes within these sub-packages, developers should examine the release notes for jest-cli and @jest/core version 29.5.0 to understand the precise bug fixes, performance improvements, or new features introduced. The release date for 29.5.0 is March 6, 2023, and for 29.4.3 is February 15, 2023, which might give a hint about the amount of changes. The relatively short gap between releases suggests that 29.5.0 likely includes bug fixes and minor enhancements rather than significant breaking changes. Developers should use standard upgrade procedures and test their suites thoroughly after updating to ensure compatibility.

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