Jsdom 24.1.1 represents a small but potentially important update to the popular JavaScript implementation of web standards, following closely on the heels of version 24.1.0. The core description remains the same: it empowers developers to simulate a browser environment within Node.js, enabling server-side testing, scraping, and manipulation of web content.
Significant upgrades are noticeable in the dependency tree. Most notably, ws (WebSocket client) jumps from version 8.17.0 to 8.18.0, potentially including critical bug fixes or performance improvements for applications using WebSockets within Jsdom. Furthermore, https-proxy-agent moves from 7.0.4 to 7.0.5, indicating improvements in handling HTTPS proxy connections, which is crucial for applications operating behind proxy servers. eslint was also upgraded to version 9.7.0 and a new dev dependency @domenic/eslint-config which helps with code style consistency, was included. rrweb-cssom has been updated from 0.7.0 to 0.7.1 too.
Developers should carefully review these dependency updates to ensure compatibility and leverage any new features or security patches they provide. The package size remains relatively stable, with a minimal increase in unpacked size, suggesting that the core functionality remains consistent. The releaseDate also confirms that 24.1.1 comes out roughly 2 months after 24.1.0. Always perform thorough testing when upgrading to guarantee a smooth transition.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 24.1.1 of the package jsdom
