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3.7.12

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Version 3.7.12 Details

Module-deps, a crucial Node.js package for browserify users, underwent a minor version update from 3.7.11 to 3.7.12, released on May 7th, 2015. Both versions focus on walking the dependency graph of modules, transforming it into JSON output suitable for browser-pack, enabling efficient bundling for browser environments. The core functionality remains consistent between the two versions.

Interestingly, the update introduces a subtle change in dependency naming. Version 3.7.11 lists jsonstream with a lowercase 's', while version 3.7.12 uses the accurate casing JSONStream. Although the dependency itself (^1.0.3) remains unchanged, developers should be aware of the casing to avoid potential import or require errors within their projects. This correction likely addresses case-sensitive file systems or module resolution issues on some operating systems.

Beyond this, both versions share identical dependencies including browser-resolve, concat-stream, detective and other modules essential for resolving, analyzing, and combining streams involved in dependency graph traversal. Likewise, development dependencies such as through, tape and browser-pack remain unchanged suggesting no significant alterations to testing or the bundling process. Developers updating to version 3.7.12 can expect the same robust and essential dependency resolution features with an improved standardization on dependency identifier casing. Upgrading promises a seamless transition while optimizing module discovery in diverse environments.

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