Lodash.clonedeep is a utility for creating deep copies of JavaScript values. Comparing version 2.4.1 and 3.0.0 reveals notable changes for developers. Version 2.4.1, released in December 2013, was generated using lodash-cli and depended on specific versions of internal Lo-Dash modules (lodash._baseclone and lodash._basecreatecallback) using a tilde (~) for version matching, allowing minor updates within the 2.4.x range. The repository was linked to lodash-cli, reflecting its build process.
Version 3.0.0, released in January 2015, represents a shift towards the modern lodash build system. It depends on lodash._baseclone and lodash._bindcallback, specifying the exact version (^3.0.0), allowing compatible updates within the 3.x.x range. This precise dependency management offers more predictable behavior. The repository now points directly to the main lodash repository, indicating integration within the core lodash project. The description highlights it as "The modern build of lodash’s _.cloneDeep as a module," suggesting performance improvements or adherence to newer coding standards. For developers, the move to the main lodash repository and the "modern build" designation imply maintained code and potential enhancements. Choosing between versions may depend on compatibility requirements with existing lodash dependencies and the desired level of dependency version control.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 3.0.0 of the package lodash.clonedeep