Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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magicpen

4.2.0

Comparision Betweeen 4.2.0 and 4.1.0

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Version 4.2.0 Details

Magicpen 4.2.0 introduces several updates and refinements compared to version 4.1.0, primarily affecting the development dependencies used for testing and building the library. While the core dependencies remain largely the same, with ansi-styles, color-diff, and supports-color ensuring consistent styled output in both console and browser environments, the devDependencies showcase notable shifts. Browserify has been updated from "^5.9.1" to "8.1.0", potentially bringing performance improvements or bug fixes in browser bundling. Unexpected experienced a significant upgrade from "5.0.0-beta36" to "5.2.0" and unexpected-sinon also jumped from "^3.0.2" to "5.0.0", suggesting enhancements in assertion capabilities and mocking integration for testing. Sinon saw its version constraint tightened, moving from "=1.9.1" to just "1.9.1", which guarantees usage of a specific version of sinon. Developers should note these changes if they're extending or contributing to Magicpen, aligning their testing environment accordingly. The update also includes improvements under the hood within the tooling, which enhance the overall development workflow. The core functionality of styled output remains consistent between the versions, making the upgrade smooth for users primarily focused on utilizing Magicpen for its core purpose. The release date difference between versions is less than 2 weeks, meaning that the changes introduced are focused on improving the developing experience rather than introducing new functionalities.

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