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mini-css-extract-plugin

2.6.1

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Version 2.6.1 Details

Mini CSS Extract Plugin is a Webpack plugin that extracts CSS into separate files, creating a dedicated CSS file for each entry point which contains CSS. This is useful when your CSS is relatively large, as it can result in faster initial load times for your web application because the browser can cache the CSS files separately from the JavaScript bundles.

Version 2.6.1 was released on June 15, 2022, introducing some updates compared to version 2.6.0 released on March 3, 2022. Dependency updates include bumping jest from v27.5.0 to v28.1.1, sass from v1.49.7 to v1.49.9, eslint from v8.8.0 to v8.10.0, css-loader from v6.6.0 to v6.7.0, typescript from v4.5.5 to v4.6.2, @babel/core from v7.17.0 to v7.17.5, lint-staged from v12.3.3 to v12.3.4, @commitlint/cli from v15.0.0 to v17.0.2, @babel/cli from v7.17.0 to v7.17.6, eslint-config-prettier from v8.1.0 to v8.5.0, and babel-jest from v27.5.0 to v28.1.1. These updates likely include bug fixes, performance improvements, and new features from the respective packages. The standard-version package remained at v9.3.0, but with the version bump in @commitlint/cli and eslint-config-prettier, developers can expect some improvements.

For developers using Mini CSS Extract Plugin, these changes suggest a focus on keeping dependencies up-to-date, potentially improving the overall stability and feature set. When upgrading, it is recommended to review the release notes of the updated dependencies to understand the specific changes and ensure compatibility with your project. The release date difference indicates active plugin maintenance.

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