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15.0.5

Comparision Betweeen 15.0.5 and 15.0.4

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Version 15.0.5 Details

Marked version 15.0.5 introduces incremental improvements over version 15.0.4, primarily focusing on development dependencies and tooling enhancements. Developers already using Marked will find the upgrade relatively seamless, as the core functionality remains consistent. The most notable changes reside within the devDependencies, indicating a refined development workflow and potentially improved testing and build processes.

Specifically, eslint has been updated from version 9.16.0 to 9.17.0, likely bringing in newer linting rules and code style enforcement, thus contributing to code consistency and potential bug reduction. rollup moves from 4.28.1 to 4.29.1, suggesting improvements in the module bundling process, which could translate to smaller bundle sizes or faster build times for users integrating Marked into their projects. highlight.js, a key dependency for syntax highlighting in code blocks, jumps from 11.10.0 to 11.11.1, offering updated language support and bug fixes for highlighted code rendering. The updates for @arethetypeswrong/cli, @rollup/plugin-typescript and @semantic-release/release-notes-generator are probably more on the internal tooling side and under the hood improvements but are valuable to keep the library modern and aligned with the latest standards.

Finally, the release date difference indicates active maintenance and continuous improvement of the library. Overall, version 15.0.5 is beneficial for developers seeking the latest bug fixes, performance improvements and enhanced development experience without significant compatibility concerns. The unpacked size also increased slightly, from 956786 to 960464, potentially indicating some additions or further refine the existing code.

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