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lodash.clonedeep

4.3.2

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Version 4.3.2 Details

Lodash.clonedeep offers a standalone module providing deep cloning functionality, mirroring the _.cloneDeep method from the popular Lodash library. Version 4.3.2 and 4.3.1 both serve this purpose, offering developers a way to create independent copies of JavaScript objects and arrays, ensuring that modifications to the clone don't affect the original data. This immutability is crucial for preventing unintended side effects in complex applications.

However, subtle yet significant differences exist between these versions. The primary distinction lies in their dependency on lodash._baseclone. Version 4.3.2 specifies a dependency of "lodash._baseclone": "~4.5.0", while version 4.3.1 uses "lodash._baseclone": "^4.0.0". This change indicates a tightening of the dependency requirements in the newer version. The tilde (~) in 4.3.2 allows for compatible patch releases within the 4.5.x range of lodash._baseclone, while the caret (^) in 4.3.1 permits updates to any minor or patch version within the 4.x.x range. This means upgrading from 4.3.1 to 4.3.2 could potentially resolve bugs or security vulnerabilities present in older versions of lodash._baseclone, as it enforces a more recent and controlled version. Developers should be mindful of this dependency change when upgrading, ensuring compatibility within their existing project setup and leveraging the updated lodash._baseclone for potentially improved stability and security. The release date difference indicates a roughly month-long gap between the versions, suggesting the newer may contain important changes.

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