Log-driver is a straightforward logging framework designed for Node.js developers seeking a simple way to direct log messages to standard output. Comparing versions 1.2.3 and 1.2.2 reveals key updates primarily focused on the development environment and testing tools, likely without altering the core logging functionality.
The significant change lies in the shift from jscoverage (0.3.6) to jshint (2.4.4) and istanbul (0.2.6) for code quality and test coverage in the newer version. This indicates an upgrade in the development workflow, potentially providing more robust code analysis and detailed coverage reporting. The update also includes coveralls upgraded to version 2.10.0 from 1.1.0 to provide better integration with code coverage analysis. While the core promise of simple logging remains consistent, version 1.2.3 suggests an improved focus on code quality and comprehensive testing procedures. Developers relying on specific logging features might not observe immediate differences, but the enhanced development tooling in 1.2.3 assures a sturdier and more maintainable codebase. Both versions maintain the same dependencies (none) and continue to utilize sinon-restore, mocha, and should for testing, indicating a stable testing foundation. If you are starting a new project using this library it is very good practice to use the latest version.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.2.3 of the package log-driver