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mongodb

4.17.2

Comparision Betweeen 4.17.2 and 4.17.1

Identify the differences between the current version of the package and the previous one.

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Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Peer Dependencies

Distributed Files

315

Unpacked Size

2.61 MB

Version 4.17.2 Details

MongoDB Node.js driver version 4.17.2 represents an incremental update over the previous stable release, version 4.17.1. Both versions share a common foundation, offering the official MongoDB driver for Node.js, and include identical core dependencies like bson, socks, and mongodb-connection-string-url, ensuring fundamental compatibility and functionality remain consistent. The developer dependencies, vital for development, testing, and code quality, are also mirrored precisely between the two versions, encompassing a comprehensive suite of tools such as eslint, mocha, typescript, and associated type definitions. Crucially, the optional dependencies, @mongodb-js/saslprep and @aws-sdk/credential-providers, also remain consistent, suggesting no alterations in supported authentication mechanisms or cloud integration capabilities.

The key difference lies in the release date, with version 4.17.2 published on December 5th, 2023, subsequent to version 4.17.1's release on August 23rd, 2023. Although the file count in the dist object is the same, developers should note the very slight difference in unpackedSize, that suggests some minimal code changes, possible bug fixes, or optimizations may be present in the newer version. While no specific features or compatibility enhancements are explicitly listed in the provided data, developers are encouraged to consult the official MongoDB Node.js driver changelog or release notes for a comprehensive understanding of the modifications incorporated in version 4.17.2, and assess its suitability for their projects, ensuring they benefit from any potential bug fixes, performance improvements, or security enhancements. Always prioritize reviewing the official documentation to make informed decisions about library updates.

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