Make-fetch-happen, a popular npm package for creating robust and reliable fetch clients, released version 10.0.3 shortly after 10.0.2, offering subtle yet important improvements. Both versions retain the core functionality of opinionated caching and retrying, crucial for handling network instability and optimizing performance. The dependency list remains identical, ensuring consistent behavior concerning ssri, cacache, minipass, lru-cache, proxy agents, and more.
The primary difference lies in the development dependencies. Version 10.0.3 upgrades the eslint package, the tool for linting Javascript code, from version 8.8.0 to version 8.9.0. While this might seem minor, it reflects an effort to keep the codebase aligned with the latest linting rules, potentially enhancing code quality and catching subtle errors during development. Also the field unpackedSize inside the dist object changed, in the 10.0.2 version is 57734, in the 10.0.3 is 57770. This reflects a difference in the code changes included.
For developers, both versions offer a powerful and convenient fetch wrapper. The extensive dependency list indicates the library's comprehensive approach to handling various network scenarios, from proxy configurations to caching strategies. The inclusion of packages like cacache and http-cache-semantics highlights the focus on efficient caching. If you aren't interested in the latest linting rules, the upgrade may not be necessary, but updating generally has benefitial results.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 10.0.3 of the package make-fetch-happen
