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module-deps

3.7.1

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Version 3.7.1 Details

Module-deps, designed to traverse dependency graphs and output JSON suitable for browser-pack, saw a minor version bump from 3.7.0 to 3.7.1, representing a subtle yet potentially impactful upgrade for developers managing browser-based JavaScript projects. While the core functionality remains consistent, the key changes lie within the dependency specifications.

Specifically, version 3.7.1 updates the browser-resolve dependency from ^1.3.1 to ^1.7.0 and the resolve dependency from ~0.7.2 to ^1.1.3. These upgrades address potential compatibility issues and incorporate bug fixes in resolving module paths, crucial for projects leveraging complex dependency trees. browser-resolve is central to mimicking Node.js's module resolution in the browser, handling browser field replacements in package.json and other browser-specific transformations. Updating resolve itself improves how module-deps locates modules in the file system.

For developers, this means potentially improved stability and more accurate dependency resolution, especially vital in larger projects or when dealing with modules having intricate browser-specific configurations. While seemingly minor, these dependency updates contribute to a smoother build process by reducing ambiguity in module resolution, potentially saving time and preventing build errors. It is recommended that users of module-deps upgrade to the latest patch version to take advantage of dependency resolutions and benefit from other improvements. Both versions maintain the MIT license and inherit the robust functionality for creating browser-ready bundles.

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