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module-deps

3.8.0

Comparision Betweeen 3.8.0 and 3.7.13

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Version 3.8.0 Details

Module-deps version 3.8.0 introduces notable updates for developers reliant on dependency graph traversal for browser-pack integration. Released on May 25, 2015, it builds upon the foundation of version 3.7.13, which came out just five days prior on May 20, 2015, continuing to provide a mechanism for generating JSON output suitable for seamless consumption by browser-pack.

A key distinction lies in the updated dependencies. Version 3.8.0 upgrades the readable-stream dependency from version 1.0.27-1 to 1.1.13, and through2 from ~0.4.1 to ^1.0.0, reflecting a shift towards newer stream implementations. Developers should note the potential breaking changes that often accompany major and minor version updates in dependencies. This upgrade likely incorporates performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features from these core stream libraries, potentially streamlining the module-deps process. On the other hand, 3.8.0 updates browser-pack from ^4.0.3 to ^5.0.0 and replaces through and tape for tap in devDependencies.

For developers, these refinements highlight a continued commitment to leveraging modern stream paradigms, possibly enhancing the efficiency and stability of dependency resolution and packaging workflows. The updated browser-pack dev dependency showcases that the module continues to be aligned with this tool. If you are using module-deps to prepare your modules for use with browser-pack and you are still using an old version of readable-stream or through2 or browser-pack, this is an important upgrade.

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