Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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karma-requirejs

0.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 0.2.0 and 0.1.0

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Version 0.2.0 Details

Karma-requirejs versions 0.1.0 and 0.2.0 offer developers a Karma plugin, acting as an adapter for the RequireJS framework. This allows developers to seamlessly integrate RequireJS-based modules into the Karma testing environment. Key use cases include unit testing JavaScript code that utilizes RequireJS for modularity and dependency management, assuring code quality and stability. Both versions share similar development dependencies such as Grunt for task automation, linting tools for code quality checks and other tools to automate some development tasks.

The significant change between versions 0.1.0 and 0.2.0 lies in the peerDependencies. Version 0.1.0 declares a peer dependency on karma (version >= 0.9). Version 0.2.0 expands on this by *also* adding requirejs as a peer dependency, specifically requiring "~2.1". This implies that version 0.2.0 explicitly acknowledges compatibility and potentially relies on features specific to RequireJS version 2.1 or greater. For developers, this means that when upgrading to version 0.2.0, they should ensure their project uses RequireJS version 2.1 or a compatible version. This seemingly small change impacts dependency resolution and highlights the importance of using compatible versions of Karma and RequireJS to gain the best outcome and avoid compatibility issues. Also, version 0.2.0 released later than 0.1.0, in the November of 2013, meaning there might be bug fixes or small improvements.

Security Vulnerabilities

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