Lunar TypeScript, a library designed for handling Solar and Chinese Lunar calendars, has released version 1.6.2, a minor update following closely on the heels of version 1.6.1. Both versions, licensed under the MIT license and authored by 6tail, maintain the same core development dependencies. Developers leveraging this library will find consistent tooling across both versions, relying on Mocha for testing, Unbuild for streamlining the build process, TypeScript for type safety, and corresponding type definitions for Node.js and Mocha. The GitHub repository remains the central hub for access and issue tracking for both releases.
The primary distinction lies in the dist section, which encapsulates the packaged distribution files. While both maintain a fileCount of 76, the unpackedSize shows a slight variation. Version 1.6.2 has a size of 1324952, while version 1.6.1 has 1324958. This is a very small change in the unpacked size, which suggests that the changes are minimal, potentially involving bug fixes, minor performance tweaks, or documentation updates. Crucially, version 1.6.2 was released approximately 21 minutes after 1.6.1, implying a swift response to either a discovered issue or a refined improvement immediately following the initial release. For developers, upgrading to version 1.6.2 is recommended to ensure they benefit from the latest refinements, however minimal.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 1.6.2 of the package lunar-typescript