Version Details and Security Vulnerabilities

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4.2.9

Comparision Betweeen 4.2.9 and 4.2.8

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408.22 KB

408.28 KB

Version 4.2.9 Details

Marked version 4.2.9 represents a minor incremental update over the previous stable version 4.2.8 for the popular markdown parsing library. Both versions share the same core functionality and dependencies, including tools for linting, bundling, testing, and semantic release automation, such as ESLint, Rollup, Cheerio, and semantic-release plugins. Developers relying on Marked for its speed and accuracy in converting markdown to HTML will find the core parsing capabilities unchanged.

The key difference lies in potential bug fixes or very minor internal adjustments since no specific changelog is provided. Developers should consider upgrading primarily for any potential security patches or stability improvements included in version 4.2.9.

The dist object reveals subtle differences in build artifacts: the unpackedSize is slightly smaller in version 4.2.9 (418017 bytes) compared to 4.2.8 (418077 bytes) . This could indicate minimal code optimization or changes in included resources. The releaseDate differs indicating a newer build. For developers, this library remains a solid choice, offering a robust and well-maintained solution for markdown parsing needs. Both versions are under the MIT license which provides flexibility of usage. The library supports a good number of developer tooling for continuous integration and modern javascript development. The version diffs seem to indicate only minor changes but might still be interesting for developers that use the library in production.

Security Vulnerabilities

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